A limited edition of 60 piecesLOUIS MOINET

Designed for modern explorersBASELWORLD 2011 Preview: LOUIS MOINET Geograph

08.03.2011 10:53 Uhr

Louis Moinet, a specialist of fine watchmaking, has been inspired by the themes of travel and exploration in its latest creation. Following in the footsteps of such 18th century adventurers as James Cook, who discovered Australia and explored the Pacific, and the Montgolfier brothers, who pioneered human flight, the watch designer has embarked on a unique horological odyssey: to apply a very high level of technical expertise to the fascinating world of exploration.

The Geograph automatic chronograph features a second 24-hour time zone indicating day and night for those never-ending adventures, Atlas pushpieces engraved with a globe, and a caseback engraved with a hot-air balloon and ships. A unique creation designed for modern explorers in a limited edition of 60 pieces.

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