montre moorea boitier acier lunette or cadran blanc opalin bracelet 3 rangs

montre moorea boitier acier lunette or cadran blanc opalin bracelet 3 rangsEquipped with the Calibre Initial from Pequignet, this 38. 5mm gold and steel version of Moorea features a white opaline dial enhanced by a 3N yellow gold bezel (18 carats). The gold indices are complemented by a date window located at 6 o'clock. This 2024 version with a diameter of 38. 5mm and a 3 row steel strap aims to be more graphic: the angles have more pronounced edges, the link has been improved with slightly readjusted proportions and now

Equipped with the Calibre Initial® from Pequignet, this 38.5mm gold and steel version of Moorea features a white opaline dial enhanced by a 3N yellow gold bezel (18 carats). The gold indices are complemented by a date window located at 6 o'clock.

This 2024 version with a diameter of 38.5mm and a 3-row steel strap aims to be more graphic: the angles have more pronounced edges, the link has been improved with slightly readjusted proportions and now presents itself in a very delicately chamfered definition. The distribution of brushed and polished surfaces is finely revised to play better with light. The lugs regain their iconic "ears" from 1984. The date window returns to 6 o'clock, in its elegant original placement.

A first for this 2024 model, the Moorea is powered by the Calibre Initial® , the third movement designed by the Manufacture and developed and assembled in Morteau. This prestigious French movement with bidirectional winding offers a "weekend proof" power reserve of 65 hours. It features a semi-instantaneous date display driven by a patented complication. It meets the durability requirement desired by the House. All of its components are sourced within 80 km of the manufacture. And 72% of them are of French origin.

Launched in 1984 and true signature watch that has stood the test of time, the Moorea is being reinvented for its 40th anniversary in a new, more contemporary collection. Emile Pequignet himself named this watch after his thoroughbred Moorea, with which he won many competitions. A remarkable element of the Pequignet DNA, its distinctive grain is now recognized by all and elegantly withstands the test of time.