AUGUSTE REYMOND WATCHES – Models with Technical Specifications, Price, Brand Details, History, News and Archives
Over more than a century the company AUGUSTE REYMOND has manufactured watches in Tramelan, a village located in the Jura Mountains, the very heart of the Swiss Watch Valley. In 1930s, Auguste Reymond experienced a fantastic development. The company joined the ranks of those that were nicknamed the “barons” of
This elegant automatic watch with its modest 38.5 mm diameter offers a new time-reading mode with a second 24-hour time-zone display which lets the wearer check the local time anywhere in the world at a glance. This new function features an independent centre hand that lines up with the 24
Launched by Auguste Reymond in 2000 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its Charleston collection, this highly original version has a steel case with a cambered sapphire crystal and a matching bracelet with a double-snap safety clasp. The ETA 2671 automatic movement is visible through the transparent back. Its lacquered
Introduced in 2002, this Rumba timepiece from Auguste Reymond comes in an extravagant case with an AS 5008 alarm movement and a double automatic winding mechanism. Its cushion-shaped case is fitted with an original system of movable bracelet attachments. The Rumba alarm is produced in a limited series of 999.
Introduced in 2005, the Mega Boogie from Auguste Reymond, boasts an extremely broad diameter (44 mm), and houses the famous Unitas 6498 movement usually reserved exclusively for pocket watches. The meticulous decoration on the movement is a tribute to the brand’s know-how. This timepiece is offered in stainless steel case
The design of the Jazz Age is the result of a subtle blend of typical features of Auguste Reymond watches from the 1920s and XXIst century Swiss high-tech watch engineering. Most strikingly the Jazz Age is the smallest and lightest possible watch to hold the legendary chronograph movements Valjoux 7750
