Trilobe expands its Trente-Deux collection with the Château Trente-Deux, a new release inspired by French winemaking. This watch features an unconventional time display using three rotating discs instead of traditional hands, moving counterclockwise against a deep burgundy dial. The collection, launched in 2025, is notable for its integrated bracelet and movement produced entirely in Trilobe's Paris manufacture.
- Price: €17,500 (ex. tax)
- Limited to 100 pieces initially
The time is displayed via three rotating discs for hours, minutes, and seconds, moving counterclockwise against a deep burgundy dial with a matte sunburst finish.
The name 'Trente-Deux' references the address of Trilobe's Paris workshop, while 'Château' alludes to the French winemaking inspiration for the dial color.
The dial features a finely grained finish on the hour and minute discs, and the seconds wheel combines azurage with a Clous de Paris guilloché center.
The seven-part case construction alternates between mirror-polished, satin-brushed, and microblasted finishes, with a fluted bezel featuring polished ridges and microblasted grooves.
The in-house X-Nihilo movement has a 42-hour power reserve, 34 jewels, and features an open island showcasing the magnified balance wheel through a sapphire display caseback.
The first 100 pieces include a personally selected bottle of French Grand Cru wine and are presented in a custom-built case.