montre royale paris cadran vert 36 mm

montre royale paris cadran vert 36 mmThe green dial gives the Royale Paris 36 mm a distinctive character while remaining refined. Its deep shade catches the light and subtly changes depending on the angle, creating a style that is both modern and timeless. This three hand version is the first Royale Paris powered by the Calibre Initial. With a thickness of 8. 95 mm and a compact diameter, the Royale Paris 36 mm is the slimmest model in the collection. The applied lugs, a strong signature

The green dial gives the Royale Paris 36 mm a distinctive character while remaining refined. Its deep shade catches the light and subtly changes depending on the angle, creating a style that is both modern and timeless. This three-hand version is the first Royale Paris powered by the Calibre Initial®. With a thickness of 8.95 mm and a compact diameter, the Royale Paris 36 mm is the slimmest model in the collection. The applied lugs, a strong signature of this collection, have been refined and feature a brushed finish on the top and polished sides. The sculpted case profile reveals a concave “gouge”-shaped recess, echoed around the entire edge of the dial. The slimmer bezel design, offering a wider opening, enhances the dial’s aesthetics. The slightly domed, anti-reflective “glass box” sapphire crystal also contributes to the watch’s overall elegant appearance.

This new model is equipped with a very easy-to-use strap interchangeability system.

With a diameter of 28.2mm and a total thickness of 4.2mm, the Calibre Initial® features a central seconds hand and has a 65-hour power reserve. The unique tooth shape of its winding gear improves efficiency and reduces wear on its components. Like the other movements of the Manufacture, the Calibre Initial® is designed and developed in-house. It is assembled by hand in the PEQUIGNET workshops located in Morteau. All its components are sourced within 80 km of the Manufacture, 72% are French. The Calibre Initial®, like the three other in-house movements, undergoes a rigorous series of adjustments that grants it access to chronometric precision. Its daily rate variation is between -4 and +6 seconds.