Recreating the historical BOVET timepiece on the wrist, the Monsieur Bovet comes in the patented Amadeo convertible case. Designed as a timepiece the Bovet brothers — Edouard, Alphonse, Gustave, and Charles – would be proud to wear if they were in Switzerland today, hence the name “Monsieur Bovet.” This timepiece is an elegant reimagining of the finely-finished pocket timepieces for which BOVET became justifiably famous.

On one side is a full dial, while the reverse dial is off-centered, showcasing the manufacture movement and the in-house hairspring and regulating organ.

Four timepieces in one, the Monsieur Bovet can be worn on either side, used as a table clock or a pocket watch, all without any tools. The Amadeo system was first introduced in 2010 after seven years of engineering research and development. Though simple to use, the Amadeo system is very advanced, requiring 35 – 80 components for the convertible system and its integration into the case, depending on the collection.

The Monsieur Bovet uses patented reverse-fitted hands and is one of the most versatile timepieces in the BOVET 1822 collection.