EXCLUSIVE: Your First Look At The Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer
Today we take an exclusive first look at the new Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer. Utilizing a Richemont-made manufacture worldtimer movement, the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer offers a romantic complication in a solid-but-elegant package, and all at an accessible price.Not too long ago, we told you about Baume & Mercier's new Clifton collection, a collection of well-priced watches with vintage inspired styling and interesting complications. But this watch is a new addition to the brand's already successful Capeland collection. 2 OF 19 The Steel Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer The centerpiece of the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer is the in-house worldtimer movement borrowed from a Richemont sister brand (we've got some guesses as to who made it, but we'll leave that to the imagination for now). Baume & Mercier has put their own stamp on this self-winding movement though, both decorating it in their own style (which you can see through the sapphire c

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