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!

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

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.

This steel date is a watch with two faces. Indeed, the bracelet you put on it will give you a rather dress watch (on its black bracelet with a logoed folding clasp made in France) or rather casual on its integrated steel bracelet in Milanese mesh. It's up to you to make your choice when purchasing 🙂. The watch itself gives off a certain poetry due to the softness of its round hands and the second hand brings a feeling of calm. I regret the absence of luminova but which apparently is not applicable on this type of hands. The dial is called Sandwich with the date inlay at 6 o'clock in one of the 12 holes that adorn the dial. Reading the time by the round hands requires a little practice but nothing too bad. Only the precision is not perfect when adjusting, which is not the primary goal but to set the time correctly it will be advisable to put it on a quarter to be as "accurate" as possible; However, here it is the aesthetics that prevail and that suits me well! The case, waterproof to 5atm, is worked with openings and openwork horns which are of the most beautiful effect. For my part I really like the brushed bezel which contrasts with the rest of the case which is polished. On the mechanism side, we return a myota 9015 with a decorated mass. Namely that the watches are set on a delta of 14s (-7/+7) which is the max on this movement. In short it is a superb watch at less than 1ke, made by a young Frenchman Nicolas, I am happy to be part of his adventure (PS all the pieces are in limited editions ...)