DeWitt

The case of the DeWitt WX-1 strikes both by its shape and dimensions. The sophisticated architectural construction comprises 370 parts, including a wide range of model components, a winding device and intricate sliding systems. read more

DeWitt ACADEMIA TOURBILLON DIFFERENTIAL Characteristics: Titanium with red gold and rubber watch (43 mm) equipped with a DW8002 mechanical hand-wound movement and tourbillon with ‘differential’ winding. Patented 120-hour power reserve indicator system, Côtes de Genève decoration on plate and bridge, sapphire crystal front and back, water-resistant to 30 metres. read more

DeWitt Academia Night Chronograph will be unveiled at Baselworld 2008. The new watch spotlights the complex 43mm Academia case crafted in 18K pink gold or a combination of pink and white gold.

The guilloche dial features a black and white color scheme in harmony with the unique sequential chronograph seconds display found at 9 o'clock. The DeWitt Academia Night Chronograph is equipped with an automatic movement offering a 48-hour power reserve.

Like each DeWitt movement, the mechanism has been constructed by a single watchmaker of the brand.

The timepiece has incorporated sapphire crystals on both sides. It boasts 30-meter water-resistance and goes on an alligator or rubber strap. read more

For this year’s BaselWorld, the DeWitt brand has combined the tourbillon with a constant force device that is designed to transmit to the tourbillon regulating element impulses whose energy remains identical in order to exert optimum force control, whatever the degree of winding.

The two devices, placed apart, highlight the elegant ballet of these masterpieces of the art of regulation. read more

DeWitt timepieces, now in their third year of existence, have already found their way into the collections of watch aficionados and collectors. Bold in appearance with a unique case with engraved ‘imperial columns’, the timepieces house mechanical movements with complications ranging from a power reserve to a double time zone and a tourbillon to a minute repeater. read more

This is what recently happened to DeWitt, which moved from the grounds of Jérôme de Witt’s residence in Geneva, near the French border, to a larger, rented facility in the Vernier area of Geneva.The growthDeWitt has been growing faster than even the company’s founder, Jérôme de Witt, could have foreseen. read more

The Academia Seconde Retrograde has finely matched the refined spirit of other timekeeping creations from the DeWitt collection.

As every other timepiece in the collection, the new Dewitt watch clearly reflects the pioneering spirit maintained by the brand in its continuous quest for unconventional compositions based upon sophisticated mechanisms and thorough research on upcoming trends read more