The Amadeo 7-Day Skeleton Tourbillon with Reversed Hand-Fitting comes in an Amadeo case patented in 2010. Thanks to an exclusive system, the wristwatch inspired by a pocket watch boasts extraordinary convertibility: as desired, it can be alternately transformed into a reversible wristwatch, a desk clock, a pocket watch or a pendant watch – all without any tools whatsoever. One side provides a central display of the hours and minutes with the brand’s typical serpentine hands, while the seconds appear on the tourbillon carriage at 6 o’clock. There is also an indication of the large 7-day power reserve ensured by twin barrels. On the other side, reversed hand-fitting enables a display of the hours and minutes on a small guilloché subdial.

The movement skeleton-working and decoration are exemplary. Technicians and engravers have pooled their talents in determining the openworking suitable to be adorned with a relief engraving technique based on floral motifs or volutes characteristic of Fleurier, the village where Bovet was born. Omnipresent on 19^th century movements and highlighted by the first historical transparent casebacks, this decoration is frequently picked up in contemporary creations. In the Fleurier Grandes Complications Amadeo 7-Day Skeleton Tourbillon with Reversed Hand-Fitting, it appears on both sides, thereby complicating the watchmakers’ task in that it must in no way impair the smooth running of the watch. 

The decorative arts are inseparably bound up with Bovet and enhance most of its contemporary creations. The Maison perpetuates traditional techniques while developing them in step with its imagination.