Why customers love Beaubleu?

From the first glance, this small Parisian house with round hands seduced me, and I was not disappointed. Although reading the time requires a little adaptation, its originality attracts attention and arouses curiosity. Its unique design gives it an undeniable charm, and we never tire of admiring the dial that comes to life throughout the day. The case integrates harmoniously with the steel bracelet, creating an elegant continuity around the wrist, while matching perfectly with a leather strap. The details of the dial and hands are beautifully crafted, with remarkable finishes. Although it is a GMT that is not really one, its operation is interesting, with a ring that adds movement and life to the dial. My only regret concerns the Miyota movement, which, for this price range, seems disappointing. However, it remains reliable, precise and recognized. The teams are very responsive and available; I highly recommend visiting them on Rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth. I have been wearing this watch almost daily for two years now, and I never tire of admiring it on my wrist.

Fall under the spell of this magnificent Beaubleu with Circular needles. Intrigued at first by this play of needles that made me lose track of time, I fell into the abyss of this deep blue imprisoned in a circular box, well gripped by hollowed-out horns. What a work of the designer! Hats off!

Great pleasure to share my review on the new Beaubleu Seconde Française collection, with the reference 20.24 Gris Perle. The brand continues to surprise and explore territories rather reserved for more mature brands. The house well known for its round hands tries with a certain charm to disguise the passing of time with a seconds hand that floats carefree. Since 2017, an eternity for a young brand, Beaubleu challenges and demonstrates that a round watch can take several forms and deform with the passing of time. This new collection confirms - in my opinion - its poetic approach to time. Although Dress Watches are not my style of watch, Beaubleu's abstract and polysemic messages are seductive to say the least... In concrete terms, there are many things to say about this new collection: ➡️ CASE AND CROWN The case is made of 316L stainless steel and its 39 mm diameter displays a style and shine worthy of more established brands. Its rounded and "shiny" shapes all in curves offer an additional dimension to this piece, highlighting the round hands characteristic of the house. The alternating brushed and mirror-polished finishes take up the brand's DNA for a symmetrical and refined aesthetic. The hidden crown at 3 o'clock contributes to the overall aesthetic of the watch as a "Dress Watch" or dress watch for those resistant to Anglicisms! Handling inevitably suffers and makes setting the time a bit tedious... This is part of the charm of a mechanical watch and we don't expect this type of watch to be adjustable with diving gloves ;-) Patience, you'll get there ;-) ➡️ HANDS The mysterious seconds hand is undoubtedly one of the strong points of this watch. Connoisseurs surely have in mind models that have marked the history of Cartier in particular or other Haute Horlogerie brands. And yes, the levitating seconds hand is animated by a transparent disc that makes the ballet of the seconds close to magic. Without being a tour de force in terms of complication, it requires extreme precision when dressing the watch, and we must salute the risk taken by the young brand to tackle this "visual fantasy" previously reserved - it seems to me - for more mature brands. This reference 20.24 Gris Perle incorporates a set of white Hours - Minutes hands with a luminescent treatment and the mysterious seconds hand is blue but devoid of luminescence… A questionable choice different - perhaps - from the other references 19.24 and 20.24. I would have preferred the opposite and not to read the time at night but only to dream with the floating of the seconds hands… ➡️ DIALS The dials of the Beaubleu Seconde Française collection are available in two aesthetics sharing common intentions while asserting their singularities. The Reference 20.24 is different with a very graphic, raised dial where the light is lost in infinitely small gaps. Another reference is offered in a Salmon dial with a set of entirely white hands. Very geometric, the railways, all in straight lines, contrast with the round hands. The absence of a date window amplifies the purity of the dial to focus on the floating of the seconds hand. General readability is not the point of this watch... This is a good thing because it is not what is asked of it, or - in any case - what I expect from it! ➡️ CALIBER For the first time, the brand is abandoning its historic Miyota caliber to move upmarket with the FE caliber offered by France Ébauche. Spearheading the revival of French movements, this 4 Hz caliber, or 28,800 vibrations per hour, propels the house with round hands with a 46-hour power reserve. An open case back allows you to discover a very graphic movement with its traversing balance bridge reminiscent of a bow tie. This caliber is equipping more and more young French brands, particularly with a precision that has already been tested and close to a Chronometer-certified caliber, assuming that the fine adjustments have been made correctly. Unsurprisingly, the caliber makes itself heard so as not to make us forget that it is powered by a rather (too?) noisy oscillating weight. The model that I was able to wear was a prototype with an undecorated oscillating weight… No doubt that Nicolas Ducoudert's attention to detail - the founder of the brand - will have a surprise in store for the models marketed. ➡️ BRACELETS The Beaubleu Seconde Française collection is offered with two types of bracelets to choose from, including a sort of Milanese mesh, which is gradually becoming a Beaubleu marker since its generalization with the permanent Beaubleu Ecce collection. A selection of leather bracelets with well-chosen colors completes the appeal of the collection to match the wildest desires. The steel bracelet - as is often the case for extra-thin bracelets - is not the easiest to handle. However, it is very practical to be micro-adjusted. The knack will quickly be acquired for those who wear their watch regularly. ➡️ PRICE The two Beaubleu Seconde Française 19.24 and 20.24 models are offered at €1,490 including tax on a leather strap in different colors and €1,590 including tax on a steel strap. This is a significant increase compared to the brand's historical price positioning - which seems justified to me in relation to the specificities offered. ➡️ ANALYSIS With a diameter of 39 mm and a thickness of 10.2 mm, the Beaubleu Seconde Française is positioned as a Dress Watch, dressed, casual and mysterious. There is no doubt that it will catch the eye of men and women looking for another story of watches, more subtle and more poetic. Yes! Crossing the symbolic bar of €1,000 is risky but the result is unique, innovative and convincing. 😎 I can easily imagine this "Mood Board" for this Beaubleu Seconde Française 20.24 Gris Perle: Film: In The Mood For Love by Wong Kar-Wai Car: Peugeot 204 Cabriolet Music: Let Love Rule by Lenny Kravitz Architecture: Sans-Soucis Castle in Potsdam, Germany All the technical specifications on this page XS

I was looking for an original watch and I was attracted by this brand that offers watches with all the roundness. I hesitated a lot between the different models. The GMT models have two crowns and to integrate them, the shape of the case is different and loses its interest for me. On this Vitruve as on the non-GMT Ecce, the horns meet on the edges of the watch giving the impression that they "enclose" a round case. The dial is in brushed steel with circled holes as indexes. The edge of these holes looks like a thin, polished ring that contrasts with the brushed finish of the dial, creating interesting effects with the light. The hands are in the shape of a circle of course since it is the signature of Beaubleu, they are in polished steel and the seconds hand is blued. Unlike some people who find it difficult to read the time, I don't think so, I have no trouble reading the time and this is thanks to the dots on the hour and minute hands that allow you to locate the end of the "needle". The finishes are really beautiful, with an alternation of polished and brushed. The polish is magnificent, it's almost a mirror! The back is open to see the movement. There are engravings around the sapphire crystal that recall the brand, the collection, the serial number (limited series of 888 copies). The movement is a little decorated and without being an exceptional movement, I always enjoy seeing the movements of my watches. I chose the steel bracelet after hesitating with the leather strap. I don't regret it at all, the bracelet is beautiful and comfortable. It fits perfectly with the watch, is easily adjusted and it's an aesthetic plus!

After this unconvincing pun, I would like to say that this beaubleu is a real gem. A gem first in the literal sense because given its design, it is a watch but also (or even above all) a jewel, a very beautiful piece that comes to dress up an outfit. But also a jewel in the figurative sense because this watch is very well finished. The dial is obviously its strong point. Green is my favorite color, and it is difficult to find complete satisfaction in watches. Here, the dark green/fir/bottle dial marries wonderfully well with the textured beige/cream outline (grained?) and the light green second hand, a little sage. The case back is also very beautiful, the work on the oscillating weight is superb. Needless to mention the round hands which are the signature of the brand; the internal bezel which acts as a 2nd time zone "GMT" is interesting. First for the functionality, but especially because it reinforces the readability of the time. Beaubleu watches require some time to get used to in order to quickly read the time, and the Arabic numerals on the internal bezel make them easier to read. The 2 crowns are very well integrated into the case, but this means that handling is less natural. Too bad, because I love winding my watches with the crown firmly between my fingers. I also regret the presence of a butterfly clasp that I don't find very comfortable; I would have preferred a folding clasp. Too bad because the strap is of very good quality. My favorite detail is the thin brushed bezel, which adds a lot of reflections and relief to the watch. In short, a very beautiful watch, original, very divisive, for all wrists. And then, a green beaubleu is somewhat original. I am very happy to have such a piece in my collection.

After getting past the round hands, we linger on the other subtleties of the watch. Its dial that goes from black to green with edges that go up towards the bezel. A very worked case that looks like it is in two parts. The openwork horns. In short, a lot of details for this microbrand.

I discovered the Beaubleu house while looking for a beautiful and elegant watch on the 'montre à la française' website. I immediately fell under the spell of this watchmaking house, which offers unique watches with their round hands, but also by the refinement of the models. My choice fell on the BRIO Rouge Vermillon, because the combination of the black leather strap, the red dial, and the round hands is just perfect. Features: Polished stainless steel case, Diameter 39mm, Miyota 9015 Slim movement, 42h power reserve, Water resistance 3 ATM, Leather strap with folding clasp.

What a discovery thanks to you Xavier with your presentation on your channel which made us meet Nicolas the founder of the Beaubleu brand An original way to read the time via its three circles which turn without necessarily being the most precise the blued second hand is beautiful Bravo for this achievement the hammered Milanese mesh bracelet is beautiful with unequalled comfort In short a poetry of all time I have a hard time not looking at it all the time to admire these moving circles Only one downside is the readability especially when you get older

Great watch and great customer service! I fell under the charge of beaubleu watches on social networks. I ordered one and I have absolutely no regrets. The team, the customer service is perfect and the product is of great quality. I highly recommend +++. For me, it is a real feat in terms of design and technology.

A female review: I'm absolutely in love with my new Vitruve Date Acier watch. It's a true masterpiece, exuding balance and symmetry. The brushed steel dial seamlessly blends into the polished and matte case, while the discreet date at 6 o'clock adds a nice touch. The automatic Miyota 9015 movement ensures reliability and durability with its 42-hour power reserve. The 10-year warranty speaks volumes about the confidence in the renowned Japanese manufacturer. The watch's brutalist architecture influence and contrasting polished and brushed finishes showcase incredible craftsmanship. Being part of a limited edition with a unique number on the case back makes it even more special. It's designed and assembled in Paris, which adds to its charm. The Vitruve Date Acier has become my ultimate symbol of elegance and sophistication.