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Brand
Aurelle
Watches
- Origin
- Geneva lakeside, founded in 1874 as a pocket watch workshop
- Profile
- Classic watchmaking without show: thin cases, enamel and guilloché, chronographs with hand-wound movements.
- Design
- Slim bezels, moon-tipped hands, lots of dial
- Who it is for
- People looking for a watch to wear with a suit for decades
- Materials
- Gold, steel, grand feu enamel, in-house movements
Products (14)
Aurelle Chronographe Monopoussoir 40
Single-pusher chronograph with hand winding and column wheel.
Start, stop and reset all run through one pusher in the crown, so the case stays symmetrical. Through the caseback you can see the column wheel advance with every press.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Chronographe
- Price
- €32,000–€48,000
- Versions
- 18k rose gold and Platinum 950, 50 pieces
Aurelle Chronographe Rattrapante 41
Split-seconds chronograph with hand winding for lap times.
Two seconds hands run one above the other; a press at ten stops one while the other keeps going. That times two runners or a split. One of the hardest complications, assembled by only two watchmakers in the house.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Chronographe
- Price
- €54,000–€72,000
- Versions
- 18k rose gold and Platinum 950, 30 pieces
Aurelle Deux Fuseaux 40
Two time zones with a separate subdial and day-night indicator.
Home time keeps running on a small dial at six, local time is set through the crown in hour steps. A window shows whether it is day or night at home before you call.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Voyage
- Price
- €9,800–€24,800
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Aurelle Émail 38
Thin dress watch with grand feu enamel and hand winding.
The enamel dial is fired several times above 800 °C and keeps its gloss without fading. At 8.4 mm it slides under any shirt cuff; there is no seconds hand, only hours and minutes.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Émail
- Price
- €6,900–€17,500
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Aurelle Guilloché Date 39
Automatic with a hand-guilloché dial and date.
The clous de Paris pattern breaks light into small pyramids; depending on the angle the dial looks bright or almost grey. The most everyday Aurelle: date, 50 m water resistance, folding clasp.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Guilloché
- Price
- €5,800–€16,900
- Versions
- Steel, silver dial, Steel, blue dial and 18k white gold, silver
Aurelle Heure Universelle 41
World time watch with 24 cities and a day-night ring.
One press on the pusher at ten turns the city and 24-hour rings together, and the new local time is right at once. For people who commute between world cities.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Heure Universelle
- Price
- €38,500
Aurelle Lac 40
Sporty Aurelle with steel bracelet, 100 m and a wave guilloché.
The watch for weekends on the lake: screw-down crown, steel bracelet with finely polished centre links, date at three. The wave pattern is cut on the same rose engine as the dress watches.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Lac
- Price
- €11,800
- Versions
- Blue dial and Grey dial
Aurelle Petite Émail 30
Small enamel watch at 30 mm, no seconds, with an optional diamond bezel.
The house's smallest watch: a pale blue grand feu dial, two gold hands and nothing else. The bezel with 48 diamonds is set by hand and costs about as much as the watch itself.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Émail
- Price
- €5,400–€19,800
- Versions
- Steel, Steel, diamond bezel and Rose gold, diamond bezel
Aurelle Petite Seconde 34
Small hand-wound watch with small seconds, for slim wrists.
34 mm and a small seconds at six: that is how watches looked in the 1940s. The mother-of-pearl dial shimmers pink or greenish depending on the light, no two are alike.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Petite Seconde
- Price
- €4,900–€12,800
- Versions
- Steel and 18k yellow gold
Aurelle Quantième Complet 40
Full calendar with day, month, pointer date and moon phase.
A calendar you read every morning: day and month in two windows below twelve, the date shown by a hand with a crescent tip. Only months shorter than 31 days need a manual correction.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Classique
- Price
- €12,900–€28,500
- Versions
- Steel and 18k rose gold
Aurelle Réserve de Marche 39
Hand-wound with a four-day power reserve and an indicator at twelve.
Two barrels store energy for 96 hours; a small hand shows how much is left. Wind it on Friday and it still runs on Monday without resetting.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Classique
- Price
- €8,900–€21,900
- Versions
- Steel and 18k white gold
Aurelle Réveil Mécanique 40
Mechanical wrist alarm with its own barrel and striking hammer.
One crown winds the movement, the other the alarm; at the set time a hammer strikes a gong for about 20 seconds. Quiet enough for a hotel lobby, loud enough for an afternoon meeting.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Complications
- Price
- €13,400
Aurelle Squelette 39
Openworked hand-wound movement, each bridge engraved by hand.
Only what the movement needs to run remains; the rest is sawn away and engraved with leaf scrolls. One engraver works about three weeks on a single watch, so only a few are made each year.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Métiers
- Price
- €39,500
- Versions
- 18k white gold and 18k rose gold
Aurelle Tonneau 35
Barrel-shaped hand-wound watch, curved like a bangle.
The case curves in both directions and so sits flat on the wrist despite being 44 mm long. A shaped movement fills the case completely; only a watchmaker ever sees it.
- Category
- Watches
- Collection
- Formes
- Price
- €21,500–€22,500
- Versions
- 18k rose gold and 18k white gold
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