SKU: CIC 9012.10.710
Triple – Certified Observatory Chronometer
An innovative timepiece bearing exceptional provenance, the Lederer Triple-Certified Observatory Chronometer Watch by independent master watchmaker Bernhard Lederer is presented in a limited edition of only 8 pieces. A veritable tribute to the pursuit of timekeeping accuracy, the model is powered by the in-house Calibre 9012 manual winding movement with Patented Lederer Chronometer Escapement, certified and validated by three respected independent Observatories. Housed within a 44mm stainless steel case, paired with a pristine white in-house dial crafted from sterling silver, this unprecedented timepiece is characterised by refined elegance and is beautifully executed throughout with the immaculate detailing and finishing that is a signature feature of this prestigious atelier.
Review
One of the most acclaimed watchmaker’s of our time, Bernard Lederer is renowned for his dedication to improving the mechanical escapement. Taking inspiration from past Masters, such as Breguet and more recently George Daniels, his re-imagining and innovation of the natural escapement for use in wristwatches has resulted in an improvement in stability and accuracy that has ha
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