Beaubleu Vitruve Date Black Limited Edition Watch

The Beaubleu Vitruve Date Black Limited Edition 39mm draws inspiration from Vitruvius, the famous Roman architect and engineer, through fundamental principles of harmony, rhythm, and beauty that define each watch’s design whilst the theoretical principles of classical architecture influence the sophisticated case construction. Limited to 888 pieces with unique engraving on caseback, this showcases contrast between brushed black dial and case sculpted from surgical steel block with alternating mirror polishing and vertical brushing creating sophisticated light play.

At 39mm with 9.5mm thickness through surgical steel construction, this provides refined proportions through sculptural case architecture that alternates between mirror polishing and vertical brushing whilst the brushed black dial creates sophisticated contrast. The flame-blued seconds hand provides distinctive accent that complements the date display at 6 o’clock whilst the anti-scratch and anti-glare sapphire crystal ensures optimal clarity.

The Miyota 9015 automatic movement delivers reliable 42-hour power reserve through proven slim construction chosen for reliability, finesse, and robustness whilst maintaining accuracy within -9/+9 seconds per day. The automatic winding recharges through wrist movement whilst the manufacture construction ensures dependable daily operation. The interchangeable strap system enables versatile presentation whilst the 30m water resistance covers practical daily requirements. The sculptural case design with sophisticated finishing demonstrates classical architectural principles translated into horological form.

This Beaubleu Vitruve Date Black Limited Edition suits collectors seeking classical architecture-inspired design with proven automatic movement and refined finishing techniques. The Vitruvius influence and 888-piece limitation create distinctive character whilst the sophisticated case construction and flame-blued seconds hand ensure elegant daily wear that honours classical principles of harmony, rhythm, and beauty through contemporary horological interpretation.