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| Brand : | Dubey & Schaldenbrand |
| Collection : | Grand Dôme |
| Model : | Grand Dôme DT |
| Complement : | Steel - Black Dial |
| On sale : | 2011 |
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Brand : Dubey & Schaldenbrand Collection : Grand Dôme Model : Grand Dôme DT Complement : Steel - Black Dial On sale : 2011 List Price : 8 000 € Height : 52 mm Width : 37 mm Styles : Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre : Valjoux 7751 base Calibre distinction : Côtes de Genève Complication : 6-Hour Counter Moon Phases 60-Minute Counter Chronograph Days Indicator Months Indicator Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Shape : Tonneau Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial : Engraved Satin-finish Dial color : Black Display : Superluminova luminescent hands Blued steel central chronograph hand Indexes : Baton-type Glass : Domed Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle + More characteristics : Movement
Self-winding chronograph two counters. Valjoux 7751 base. modified and assembled by Dubey & Schaldenbrand
Rhodium-treated circular 'Côtes de Genève' finishing
Blued screws
DS logo cut out from the automatic rotor
Finish 'black gold'
Frequency:
28’800 oscillations per hour
25 jewels / incabloc
Power reserve: 48 hours
Functions
Central hours and minutes
Calendar with window-type day and month display at 12 o'clock
Central pointer-type date
Moon phase at 6 o'clock
Split-time function by large central seconds hand
Chronograph minute counter at 12 o'clock and hour counter at 6 o'clock
Dial
Two superimposed black dials Central chequer-patterned dial
Satin-brushed outer dial
Raised counter surround hands
Skeleton DS hands. coated with SuperLuminova
Case
High-grade 316L steel case
Steel crown with DS stamped Asymmetrical steel pushers
Folded-edge black alligator leather strap. tone on tone stitching. large square scales
Steel folding clasp with DS personalisation
DESCRIPTION
- The Manufacture Dubey & Schaldenbrand in La Chaux-de-Fonds asserts its faith in mechanical watchmaking
65 years on, it is getting off to a fresh start. After a transition year following the takeover in 2009 by its new owner, Mr. Jonatan Gil, a native of La Chaux-de-Fonds, the brand is pursuing its return to centre-stage with a new collection featuring a resolutely modern design and based on traditional horological values.
Within a few weeks, the premises of the new Manufacture Dubey & Schaldenbrand will be completed and will thus give a new lease on life to the watchmaking know-how of company founder Georges Dubey. Established in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1946, the brand has been one of the jewels in the crown of the Swiss watch industry and distinguished itself in 2004 by becoming the first Swiss watch brand to receive the "Merit for Development of Watchmaking Tradition", a prize awarded by the prestigious International Institute of Promotion and Prestige.
Dubey & Schaldenbrand introduced several worldwide patents and innovations such as the mobile index and its split-seconds hand which significantly contributed to the brand’s reputation.
A new breeze is thus blowing across this prestigious name, with the creation of a new collection grafted onto the brand's DNA and its prestigious former ambassador, and which has now been reintroduced by the "artisans of time" of the Manufacture.
The latter have devoted the same care and horological expertise, while adding a modern design touch to the various liens.
Careful observers will note the excellence of these revisited historical movements, hand-engraved – a Dubey & Schaldenbrand speciality – and featuring genuine complications including proprietary tourbillons that will be enriching the range of high-end timepieces within a few weeks. One-of-a-kind "Collector’s pieces" will round out the line of products stemming from the Dubey & Schaldenbrand "museum" and which have remained truly timeless and are issued in limited numbered series. A tourbillon model set with 65 diamonds, limited edition, will be previewed in Baselworld 2011 as a celebration of the brand history.
The process of realigning brand distribution and deploying the new philosophy and strategy on the international market is under way. This year, emerging markets and China in particular will be the keystone of the brand’s positioning and of its approach to an audience composed of connoisseurs of exceptional timepieces.
The brand's international launch will take place in October 2011 in Shanghai, in an event attended by the international press. The Swiss market is of course an integral and high-priority part of the re-emergence of Dubey & Schaldenbrand on the watch industry scene.
The brand will be represented through a deliberately limited number of prestigious points of sale, focusing on quality rather than quantity and aiming for long-term partnerships ensuring top-class quality and after-sales service to end customers who are looking for watches bearing the 100% Swiss made label.
- The Manufacture Dubey & Schaldenbrand in La Chaux-de-Fonds asserts its faith in mechanical watchmaking
65 years on, it is getting off to a fresh start. After a transition year following the takeover in 2009 by its new owner, Mr. Jonatan Gil, a native of La Chaux-de-Fonds, the brand is pursuing its return to centre-stage with a new collection featuring a resolutely modern design and based on traditional horological values.
Within a few weeks, the premises of the new Manufacture Dubey & Schaldenbrand will be completed and will thus give a new lease on life to the watchmaking know-how of company founder Georges Dubey. Established in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1946, the brand has been one of the jewels in the crown of the Swiss watch industry and distinguished itself in 2004 by becoming the first Swiss watch brand to receive the "Merit for Development of Watchmaking Tradition", a prize awarded by the prestigious International Institute of Promotion and Prestige.
Dubey & Schaldenbrand introduced several worldwide patents and innovations such as the mobile index and its split-seconds hand which significantly contributed to the brand’s reputation.
A new breeze is thus blowing across this prestigious name, with the creation of a new collection grafted onto the brand's DNA and its prestigious former ambassador, and which has now been reintroduced by the "artisans of time" of the Manufacture.
The latter have devoted the same care and horological expertise, while adding a modern design touch to the various liens.
Careful observers will note the excellence of these revisited historical movements, hand-engraved – a Dubey & Schaldenbrand speciality – and featuring genuine complications including proprietary tourbillons that will be enriching the range of high-end timepieces within a few weeks. One-of-a-kind "Collector’s pieces" will round out the line of products stemming from the Dubey & Schaldenbrand "museum" and which have remained truly timeless and are issued in limited numbered series. A tourbillon model set with 65 diamonds, limited edition, will be previewed in Baselworld 2011 as a celebration of the brand history.
The process of realigning brand distribution and deploying the new philosophy and strategy on the international market is under way. This year, emerging markets and China in particular will be the keystone of the brand’s positioning and of its approach to an audience composed of connoisseurs of exceptional timepieces.
The brand's international launch will take place in October 2011 in Shanghai, in an event attended by the international press. The Swiss market is of course an integral and high-priority part of the re-emergence of Dubey & Schaldenbrand on the watch industry scene.
The brand will be represented through a deliberately limited number of prestigious points of sale, focusing on quality rather than quantity and aiming for long-term partnerships ensuring top-class quality and after-sales service to end customers who are looking for watches bearing the 100% Swiss made label.
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Brand : Dubey & Schaldenbrand Collection : Grand Dôme Model : Grand Dôme DT Complement : Steel - Black Dial On sale : 2011 List Price : 8 000 € Height : 52 mm Width : 37 mm Styles : Sporty Types : Self-winding Calibre : Valjoux 7751 base Calibre distinction : Côtes de Genève Complication : 6-Hour Counter Moon Phases 60-Minute Counter Chronograph Days Indicator Months Indicator Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Shape : Tonneau Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial : Engraved Satin-finish Dial color : Black Display : Superluminova luminescent hands Blued steel central chronograph hand Indexes : Baton-type Glass : Domed Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle More characteristics : Movement
Self-winding chronograph two counters. Valjoux 7751 base. modified and assembled by Dubey & Schaldenbrand
Rhodium-treated circular 'Côtes de Genève' finishing
Blued screws
DS logo cut out from the automatic rotor
Finish 'black gold'
Frequency:
28’800 oscillations per hour
25 jewels / incabloc
Power reserve: 48 hours
Functions
Central hours and minutes
Calendar with window-type day and month display at 12 o'clock
Central pointer-type date
Moon phase at 6 o'clock
Split-time function by large central seconds hand
Chronograph minute counter at 12 o'clock and hour counter at 6 o'clock
Dial
Two superimposed black dials Central chequer-patterned dial
Satin-brushed outer dial
Raised counter surround hands
Skeleton DS hands. coated with SuperLuminova
Case
High-grade 316L steel case
Steel crown with DS stamped Asymmetrical steel pushers
Folded-edge black alligator leather strap. tone on tone stitching. large square scales
Steel folding clasp with DS personalisation