De Bethune DB25 Digitale
De Bethune has revisited its jump hour complication with the new DB25 Digitale, an evolution of its earlier jump hour models. This iteration features a 42mm case and a dial characterized by a deep blue "random" guilloché that extends onto the movement, alongside a starry-sky motif and a spherical moon phase.
- 42mm Grade 5 titanium case
- 5 days power reserve
- Water resistant to 30 m
- Not a limited edition
The DB25 Digitale's dial features a deep blue "random" guilloché that extends across the dial and onto the movement, a departure from the more austere white guilloché of the DB28 Digitale.
A flat, polished titanium disc at the dial's center is set with tiny golden pins to evoke a starry sky, framing the spherical moon phase and the jumping-hour aperture.
The movement, De Bethune's in-house DB2144V3, features a polished titanium deltoid bridge that now carries the same random guilloché pattern as the dial.
The watch incorporates De Bethune's proprietary titanium-and-gold balance wheel and triple pare-chute shock-absorbing system.
The jump hour complication first appeared in De Bethune's 2006 DBD, followed by the DB28 Digitale in 2014.