A year after the Récital 18 Shooting Star, Bovet

returns to its exploration of the universe and the origins of time, now with

its gaze directed towards the stars above; hence why Bovet's watchmakers worked

alongside experts at Geneva Observatory in the conception of this timepiece.

The star chart that takes pride of place on a transparent sapphire dome at 12

o'Clock perfectly correlates with latitude, date and time so as to be as

accurate as possible. Wherever in the northern hemisphere he may be, the owner

of the Récital 20 Astérium can locate the position of the constellations with

absolute precision. And there is more. In addition to the 24-hour indication

around the edge of the star chart, retrograde minutes are given at 3 o'clock. A

hemispherical moon phase and an equation of time are shown at 9 o'clock. A double-sided

flying tourbillon completes the picture. On the reverse of the white gold case,

whose special construction enables the eye to follow the intricacies of the

movement, a central hand makes one complete revolution in 365.25 days, sweeping

the 12 signs of the zodiac in one year.