Bovet Amadeo Fleurier 43 Tiger

At the dawn of the 19th century, the Bovet brothers revolutionized the applied arts of watchmaking, raising them to a degree of excellence that remains unequaled, as evidenced by the omnipresence of BOVET timepieces in the most prestigious academic art museums in the world.

When he became the sole owner of the Maison BOVET 1822 in 2001, Mr. Raffy immediately sought to safeguard the decorative arts techniques that were so integral to the soul of the Maison. At a time when the trending fashion was for futurism, he developed and ensured the longevity of professions that had all but disappeared, such as artistic engraving, miniature painting, and the art of enameling. Unique pieces and customized timepieces today represent one third of the timepieces manufactured annually by BOVET 1822 and bear witness to collectors' attachment to artistic craftsmanship.