Bressel Lady Small Seconds

In the semantics of emotions, the language of Love illustrated by subtle floral poetry illuminates the new JEANRICHARD Bressel Lady, of which the design has entirely been devoted to feminine sensitivity.

JEANRICHARD, acquired by the Macaluso family in 1988, has always paid a tribute to the illustrious 17th century watchmaker Daniel Jeanrichard, also called Bressel as the birthplace of this pioneer of the watch-making industry.

2005, JEANRICHARD launched the Bressel 1665 line, at that time more specifically dedicated to men; the brand then decided a few years later to revisit and redesign the line, and adapt it for Ladies. Today, the refined 38 mm-diameter case of the Bressel Lady collection offers a new dimension adapted to thinner wrists. The rounded and chased crown, embellished by a sapphire cabochon, adorns the delicate and ultra feminine case. Made even more stunning with its 58 diamonds (for a total of 1.16 Carats) set bezel, the new Bressel Lady or “Small seconds” offers a clear and sensual reading of the small seconds.

Whilst remaining faithful to its philosophy of reinterpreting the time and paying attention to the slightest detail, JEANRICHARD has concentrated its efforts on reviving and bringing the small seconds function alive, by designing it in a stylised lotus shape, traditionally represented by a hand. The dial clad in grey or white mother-of-pearl is distinguished by its pure lines, enhancing the “small seconds” complication and its twelve set indexes.

Bressel Lady 38mm, diamonds set steel case, white mother of pearl dial set with diamond indexes.