Bucherer Teamed up With Three Swiss Clockmakers for a Very Blue Collaboration

A stylish trio of watches from H. Moser & Cie, L'Epée, and Girard-Perregaux reimagines classics. Courtesy of Bucherer

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The blue period has returned to Bucherer.

A year after convincing nine brands, including Audemars Piguet and Jaeger-LeCoultre, to produce watches in the color exclusively for its boutiques, the Swiss jeweler launched Bucherer Blue in 2016. On a stylish new trio of time tellers, the brand collaborated with trailblazers like H.Moser & Cie, Girard-Perregaux, and L’Epee for its latest installment.

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^{Girard-Perregaux’s Tourbillion with Three Bridges for Bucherer Blue (Bucherer). Courtesy of Bucherer}

For this special collaboration, Girard-Perregaux reimagined its famous Tourbillion with Three Bridges. Unique blue hues can be found on the barrel and bridges of the watch.

First ever limited-edition Streamliner made exclusively for retail partners, the Streamliner Tourbillion (pictured above) is now available at H. Moser & Cie. With 60 baguette-cut sapphires (totaling nearly 3 carats) adorning its blue fume dial, H. Moser & Cie artisans pay homage to the Bucherer Blue line. A double-hairspring tourbillion movement is also included in the Streamliner case for the first time. A 72-hour power reserve is achieved by the watch, which costs $119,900.

^{L’Epée 1839’s Time Fast special-release for Bucherer Blue (Bucherer). Courtesy of Bucherer}

Finally, L'Epée 1839 collaborates on the clock, but his contribution is suited to your desk rather than your wrist. The Time Fast model has a digital display on the left side and is housed in a kinetic sculpture that resembles 50s race cars. For $34,000, you can own this limited edition watch with an electrifying shade of blue. With its tiered movement, it provides an eight-day power reserve.

You can secure any of these three limited editions by visiting Bucherer.com before they are all gone.

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