A fresh start for Dubey & Schaldenbrand. Under the ownership of Jonatan Gil since 2009, the brand is stepping back into the spotlight with exclusive and resolutely contemporary timepieces, as the Grand Dôme DT eloquently demonstrates. The tonneau case makes its mark with force and elegance. It houses a finely worked Valjoux 7751 caliber. The dial and counters interlace circles of different dimensions with subtly contrasting checkered guilloché and sunray satin finishes. The complications – date, day, month, moon phases and chronograph – are vertically aligned for visual balance and at-a-glance legibility.

TECHNICAL DATA
Movement – self-winding chronograph two counters, Valjoux 7751 base, assembled by Dubey & Schaldenbrand

Finishing- rhodium-treated circular “Côtes de Genève”; blue screws; DS logo cut out from the automatic rotor; “black gold” finish

Oscillations- 28’800 per hour

Jewels- 25 / incabloc

Power reserve- 48 hours

Functions- central hours and minutes; calendar with day and month display at 12 o’clock; central date indicator, moon phase at 6 o’clock; split-time function by large central seconds hand; chronograph minute counter at 12 o’clock and hour counter at 6 o’clock

Dial- two superimposed dials; central checkered dial; satin-brushed outer dial; raised counter surround

Hands- skeleton DS hands, coated with SuperLuminova

Case- high-grade 316L steel, steel crown with DS engraving, asymmetrical steel pushers

Dimensions// water resistance – 37 x 52 mm // to 50 meters

Crystal- convex spherical inside and outside upper sapphire crystal; anti-reflective on both sides; sapphire case-back

Strap and buckle- black alligator with folding clasp with DS personalization

For more information, please contact:
Lisa Delane
Tigerlily Skye PR
lisa@tigerlilyskye.com