Osawa Shokai Co., Ltd. will release a watch designed by Vianney Halter in mid-December, the second installment of its collaboration with Louis Erard.
Last year's Alain Silberstein model caused a stir in the industry, and this second collaboration with Louis Erard has been designed by independent watchmaker Vianney Halter. Based on the classic regulator from the recently released Triptych Collection, this watch features a modern design that is instantly recognizable as a Vianney Halter piece, making it an appealing choice for collectors and those new to mechanical watches alike. As with the previous model, it will be available in Japan from mid-December, limited to 178 pieces worldwide.
This watch allows him to rediscover the roots of his style and may be called a "legacy of the future" as it marks his first attempt at creating a piece aimed at general watch enthusiasts.
[Product Details]
Product Number: LE85237AA51BVA35
Case: Stainless steel (see-through back)
Case Size: 42mm
Strap: Blue calfskin nubuck
Movement: SW266-1 (automatic regulator)
Price: 495,000 yen (tax included)
Limited to 178 pieces worldwide
Release Date: Mid-December 2020
[Iconic Details]
The blued hour and minute hands that resemble the nib of a fountain pen, the distinctive font and dial design are reminiscent of his masterpiece, the "Anticore."
The riveted crown design is a design that is also incorporated into the "Classic" model.
[Vianney Halte]
Born in the suburbs of Paris in 1963. At the age of 14, he entered the Ecole Horlogerie de Paris with the aim of becoming a watchmaker. After obtaining his qualifications in 1980, he worked on repairing watches for antiques, acquiring the skills and in-depth knowledge of watchmaking.
In 1994, he founded a movement company and began his career as an independent watchmaker. He has worked on designs and movements for famous brands such as Harry Winston, Breguet, and Audemars Piguet.
In 1998, he launched his own collection, creating new trends in the watch industry. His debut work, the Anticore Perpetual Calendar, was created with a style that combined patented technology and distinctive design while adhering to tradition. It was hailed as a "legacy of the future" and led to his membership in the Academie des Chronographs Independentes (AHCI).
In 2003, he solidified his reputation by creating the third installment in Harry Winston's Opus series, which employs independent watchmakers.
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Last year's Alain Silberstein model caused a stir in the industry, and this second collaboration with Louis Erard has been designed by independent watchmaker Vianney Halter. Based on the classic regulator from the recently released Triptych Collection, this watch features a modern design that is instantly recognizable as a Vianney Halter piece, making it an appealing choice for collectors and those new to mechanical watches alike. As with the previous model, it will be available in Japan from mid-December, limited to 178 pieces worldwide.
This watch allows him to rediscover the roots of his style and may be called a "legacy of the future" as it marks his first attempt at creating a piece aimed at general watch enthusiasts.
[Product Details]
Product Number: LE85237AA51BVA35
Case: Stainless steel (see-through back)
Case Size: 42mm
Strap: Blue calfskin nubuck
Movement: SW266-1 (automatic regulator)
Price: 495,000 yen (tax included)
Limited to 178 pieces worldwide
Release Date: Mid-December 2020
[Iconic Details]
The blued hour and minute hands that resemble the nib of a fountain pen, the distinctive font and dial design are reminiscent of his masterpiece, the "Anticore."
The riveted crown design is a design that is also incorporated into the "Classic" model.
[Vianney Halte]
Born in the suburbs of Paris in 1963. At the age of 14, he entered the Ecole Horlogerie de Paris with the aim of becoming a watchmaker. After obtaining his qualifications in 1980, he worked on repairing watches for antiques, acquiring the skills and in-depth knowledge of watchmaking.
In 1994, he founded a movement company and began his career as an independent watchmaker. He has worked on designs and movements for famous brands such as Harry Winston, Breguet, and Audemars Piguet.
In 1998, he launched his own collection, creating new trends in the watch industry. His debut work, the Anticore Perpetual Calendar, was created with a style that combined patented technology and distinctive design while adhering to tradition. It was hailed as a "legacy of the future" and led to his membership in the Academie des Chronographs Independentes (AHCI).
In 2003, he solidified his reputation by creating the third installment in Harry Winston's Opus series, which employs independent watchmakers.
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