Blancpain Léman Moonphase

Blancpain was founded in 1735 and is the oldest watch brand in the world, and it famously refused to make a quartz watch even when the entire Swiss industry did. The Léman carries a moonphase alongside a complete calendar showing day, date and month — four indications on a dial that manages to look uncrowded. The in-house automatic calibre is finished to a standard the restrained exterior deliberately declines to advertise.

Reference: 2360 1991A 55B
Movement: Automatic, in-house Blancpain calibre
Power reserve: approx. 72 hours
Case: White Gold, 34 mm
Complications: Moonphase, complete calendar
Water resistance: 30 m
Year: 2026 — Full set