Edouard Koehn World Heritage II

The World Heritage II collection by Édouard Koehn is a striking embodiment of the brand’s dedication to blending traditional Swiss watchmaking artistry with modern innovation. These timepieces are crafted in lightweight titanium and equipped with worldtimer and alarm functions. Flaunting sublime curves, intricate guilloche dials, and luxurious leather straps, these timepieces strike a sweet balance between a sporty and dressy watch.

Design And Features

The collection features meticulously designed dials adorned with a sophisticated Clous de Paris guilloché pattern, offering a textured elegance that catches light beautifully and enhances the overall aesthetic. A standout feature of the World Heritage II collection is the inclusion of a Universal Time display, an advanced complication that allows the wearer to keep track of time across different time zones. The collection also boasts an alarm function, a rare and practical complication that adds a layer of functionality to these already impressive timepieces. The watches are rendered in titanium, chosen for its lightweight yet durable properties. They are available in 42mm and in five vivacious colourways like ice blue, silver, green, and more.

Moreover, the World Heritage II timepieces are limited edition pieces, with each watch individually numbered. The limited production ensures that each piece is a unique work of art. This adds exclusivity to the prestige of the collection, appealing to connoisseurs who value rarity alongside craftsmanship.

Mechanism

At the heart of the World Heritage II collection is the EK-MVTWTA01 movement, a self-winding mechanical calibre exclusively developed for Édouard Koehn. Based on a Concepto calibre and entirely crafted in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, this movement features a double barrel, allowing for automatic winding of both the watch and alarm functions. With 31 jewels and operating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, it delivers exceptional precision and longevity. The oscillating weight is supported by ceramic ball bearings, and the movement boasts a 48-hour power reserve, exemplifying Édouard Koehn's commitment to technical excellence and Swiss craftsmanship.