Bovet / Fleurier
Bovet Fleurier
Collection profile
Bovet's Fleurier collection is the maison's classic-leaning line for refined, highly finished timepieces, spanning skeletonized modern pieces, flying-tourbillon executions, and heritage-inspired watches tied to the house's Fleurier identity.
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Why it matters
Fleurier matters because it is Bovet's broadest expression of classical house identity: a collection where hand-finishing, convertible-case heritage, skeleton work, and artisanal watchmaking sit closer to the brand's historic roots than the more modern Dimier line.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2026 — Bovet's official Fleurier collection page lists Aperto 1, Virtuoso XI, 19Thirty, and other current Fleurier models.
- 2026 — Bovet presents Virtuoso XI within Fleurier as a skeleton tourbillon with openworked architecture.
- 2026 — Bovet positions 19Thirty as the heritage-oriented Fleurier expression tied to more than two centuries of watchmaking history.
FAQ
What is Bovet Fleurier?
Fleurier is Bovet's classic-leaning collection, currently spanning skeletonized, tourbillon, heritage, and artistic executions on the official Bovet site.
Which current watches represent the Fleurier collection?
Bovet's official Fleurier page lists current models including Aperto 1, Virtuoso XI, 19Thirty, Miss Audrey, Monsieur Bovet, and other Virtuoso-family pieces.
More from Bovet
- Récital — Bovet's Récital subfamily gathers the maison's most architectural Dimier complications, including world-time, hemispherical display, and modern case experiments that use the sloped writing-desk case profile as a stage for grand horological display.
- Dimier — Dimier is Bovet’s contemporary case family, defined by the crown at 3 o’clock and used across some of the maison’s most technical and complicated watch expressions, balancing modern ergonomics with the house’s highly decorative haute horlogerie approach.