The Silent Interpretation of the Moon by De Bethune: DB25Vxs Silver Moon

In Geneva Watch Days, which brings together independent clock producers in September every year in Geneva, Swiss manifaku De Bethune attracted attention to a new month stage review: DB25Vxs Silver Moon. The brand carries out the full center of the dial this time, the tradition of mechanical courage, which has been maintained since its foundation, but technically offers an extremely ambitious reading.

The most remarkable element of the watch is the global moon-stage indicator in 12 directions. This indicator stands out as one of the most original examples of the mechanical interpretation of De Bethune, from a three-dimensional picture on a floor with stars. Fully polished titanium case, when creating a seamless line with the concave ears, the barley is complementing the calm character of the clock, the two gold windy-application in the center.

Blue titanium bilancho wheel and dense decoration double box mechanism, line the clock in front of both aesthetic and technical depth. DB25Vxs Silver Moon, which is offered with CHF 82.000 price tag, stands out as one of the most calm expressions of De Bethune’s philosophy of producing at a small number of but high complexity.