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Aventicum
Made as a tribute to the ancient capital of Roman Helvetia and the Avenches Roman Museum, Aventicum boasts a micro-sculpture in gold, a mere 3 mm high, that is a replica of a bust of Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Combined with a system of mirrors known as a mirascope, the observer sees the bust as though projecting from the dial, at the centre of a labyrinth. Hour and minute hands attached to the flange revolve around the outside of Roman numerals. The sapphire back reveals the self-winding movement and its patented sapphire rotor, embellished with five Roman Gaul racing chariots. Aventicum is proposed as two limited editions: 68 in red gold and titanium; 38 in white gold and titanium.
Function
- Function Hours, Minutes
Complication
Movement
- Movement name Calibre AVE15
- Energy source Self-winding
- Number of components 186
- Power reserve 72 hours
- Shape Round
- Number of jewels 28
- Diameter 26.2 mm
- Thickness 3.37 mm
Case
- Shape Round
- Material Titanium, White gold
- Thickness 18.49 mm
- Diameter 44 mm
- Back Sapphire
- Water resistance 30 m
Dial
- Colour Black
Strap
- Material Alligator
- Colour Black
Craft
- Type See Presentation Text
- Limited edition 38 / 68