Bovey's "Miss Audrey's Sweet Art" in 1822

The Miss Audrey Sweet Art of Bovet 1822 has a strong family resemblance to the 2020 award-winning watch, but it contains a very unusual crafting technique. The brand from Môtiers uses a new and innovative process to cover the dial with small sugar balls. The sweet crystal is not affected by light or heat, and gives a unique and charming canvas for watches.

Bovet's long-established brand can be traced back to 1822 when the company was founded. Together with their sister company Dimier 1738, the two companies produce a large number of components in-house.

Bovet 1822 is located in Château de Môtiers, a fairy tale castle, where ethereal works come to life. The castle is nestled on a hillside near the village of Môtiers and overlooks the neighbouring Fleurier, a watchmaking enclave that is the home of Chopard and Parmigiani Fleurier. It is with the existence of skilled craftsmen that the watch factory can create an unparalleled model of high-end timepieces.