SKU: LM-54.50.80
MEMORIS CHRONOGRAPH ROSE GOLD
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Louis Moinet Memoris men’s watch. A luxury Swiss-made Haute Horlogerie men’s chronograph wristwatch by Louis Moinet in 46mm 18Kt rose gold case, featuring white enamel dial for hours and minutes and skeletonized subdials with an exposed mechanism on a black baseplate with Côtes de Genève decoration. Presented on black alligator leather strap with folding clasp. Sapphire case back revealing LM54 self-winding mechanical movement with 48 hours of power reserve.
Louis Moinet Memoris men’s watch. A luxury Swiss-made Haute Horlogerie men’s chronograph wristwatch by Louis Moinet in 46mm 18Kt rose gold case, featuring white enamel dial for hours and minutes and skeletonized subdials with an exposed mechanism on a black baseplate with Côtes de Genève decoration. Presented on black leather strap with folding clasp. Sapphire case back revealing LM54 self-winding mechanical movement with 48 hours of power reserve.
Review
In 1815, French watchmaker, astronomer, and inventor Louis Moinet created the world’s first chronograph; a sophisticated horologic complication which could measure precisely a specific period of time, commencing and ending with the press of a button. Ahead of its time, his invention would go on to have far-reaching applications, and apart from the fundamental functions of time itsel
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