ON THE ROAD TO SUMMER WITH HAMPTON & CLASSIMA
Baume & Mercier is unveiling new Classima watches for women. Resolutely feminine, these 31mm creations are dressed with a white mother-of-pearl dial enhanced by a diamond-set bezel or diamond hour-markers. Equipped with an automatic or quartz movement, each one features the leaf hours and minutes hands as well as a date display discreetly placed at 3 o’clock on the dial. The automatic version comes with a transparent sapphire case back through which the refined decors of the Swiss-Made movement can be admired. These Classima watches are adorned with interchangeable all square scales shiny alligator strap, blue or red
A PLAY ON COLOURS AND STYLES... RIGHT DOWN TO THE STRAPS!
Innovation being at the core of the Maison mindset, Baume & Mercier paired the Classima and Hampton novelties with an easy-proof interchangeable strap system enabling women to change in a glance their watch straps and bracelets, without the need for tools to do so. To enable women to play with colors, Baume & Mercier is unveiling a collection of eleven additional calfskin straps in radiant hues: ocean, coral, turquoise, lime, green, black, orchid, mauve, passionfruit, poppy and mango, as well as a light brown double wrap-around strap with cream overstitching. Available for both leather and metal bracelets, it will enable you to mix and match your timepiece to perfectly fit your style As of June, selected feminine references of Hampton and Classima* novelties 31mm will be delivered with an additional calfskin strap. When purchasing one of the selected models on Baume & Mercier e-commerce website or in boutiques, you will have the opportunity to choose one of the 11 colours suggested.
THREE NEW TIMEPIECES WITH PASTEL LOOK
Additionally to the Hampton and Classima new creations, the Maison is unveiling three new references echoing spring and summer on-trend colours. PIstaccio, soft pink or iced blue these pastel calfskin straps will for sure give a contemporary and fresh look to your favorite timepiece.
