Celsius X VI II LeDix: 2 in 1
For those who missed his debut at the Basel World Watch and Jewellery Show last year, the Celsius X VI II LeDix in brief: created with titanium grade 5, the tech-meeting-aesthetic LeDix weighs 245 grams with INSERT ebony. At each opening of the bucket, the patented reassembly Butterfly movement is enabled, adding the reserve of three hours to the total of 100 hours. Edouard Meylan said "LeDIX is an art piece this revolutionary technology of characteristics and heralds, a new generation of objects to high emotional value, and we are delighted to have the opportunity to share our creation with enthusiasts and connoisseurs of China and Hong Kong.".

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