LOUIS ERARD Excellence Automatic Regulator
Louis Erard �C Excellence Automatic RegulatorWatches with regulators have a seductive power: they grab your attention and impel you to adapt to a way of telling the time that couldn't be more different from the classic way. Time is split with the minutes taking centre stage whilst the hours and seconds are relegated to support acts in sub-dials.Louis Erard unveiled a new model at 2016's Baselworld: Excellence Automatic Regulator. It is powered by a self-winding Sellita SW200 calibre which features a complication designed by Dubois D��praz inside the 42mm steel case.The silver dial is splashed with vertical "C?tes de Geneve" and two horizontal screwdown strips which house the large blue minute hand. A small blue javelin-shape hand at 12 glides over the Roman hour numerals whilst the seconds lie at 6 and the date at 3.Price: 2,800 CHFBy Sharmila Bertin

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