Baume & Mercier has introduced two limited-edition Clifton models featuring ice-blue dials with a stamped, guilloché-like pattern. The collection includes a 39mm three-hand automatic with a date complication and a 40mm perpetual calendar with day, month, leap-year, and moonphase indicators. Both watches are powered by the Baumatic movement, offering a five-day power reserve.
- Limited editions
- Price: €3,700 / US$3,950 / £3,300 (Clifton 10870)
- Price: €19,500 / US$19,500 / £17,700 (Clifton 10872)
- 120-hour power reserve (Baumatic movement)
- 50m water resistance
The ice-blue dials feature a stamped pattern that mimics guilloché, with black crosshairs, a minute track, and long indexes.
The 39mm Clifton 10870 has a date at 6 o'clock and a semi-recessed crown that follows the case's rounded shape.
The Baumatic movement in the Clifton 10870 is visible through a display case back and features pelage-finished bridges, a sandblasted and snailed plate, and an openworked oscillating weight with Côtes de Genève.
The exact quantity of the limited editions is not disclosed, contributing to a sense of exclusivity.
The Clifton 10872 perpetual calendar includes day, date, month, leap-year cycle, and moonphase indicators, presented with concentric-grained sub-dial frames and rhodium-plated trapezoidal indexes.
The perpetual calendar model comes on a blue alligator strap with quick-release spring bars, allowing for easy strap changes.