2010 BaselWorld Preview: Movado Mastera

With a architecture durably abiding in the automated and architectural announcement of the Bauhaus movement, the new Movado Masterä accumulating presents a new administration for the Museum’s iconic dial. Asymmetrical with a matte atramentous or white dot-textured motif, it explores a new angle of “the amphitheater aural a circle”, giving it a altered ambit and structure. With its arched center, the allegorical dot at twelve takes on the actualization of a pushpiece. The men's adaptation of the Master, which houses an automated movement with the emblematic “M” rotor, appearance bright hour-markers; the ladies’ version, on the added hand, offers a array of jewelery settings and houses a quartz movement.

Movement: ETA automatic, 25 jewels, 39-hour ability reserve
Functions: Hours and minutes
Case: Stainless steel, 44 mm
Black azure bezel
Luminescent hour markers
Scratch-resistant azure clear with autogenous anti-reflective treatment
Sapphire back
Water-resistant to 300 m
Dial: Matt white or atramentous on dot-textured motif
Asymmetrical autogenous circle
Bracelet/Strap: Dot-textured atramentous or bland white elastic with animate folding clasp
Other versions
Ladies’ models: 34 mm, quartz movement, diamond-set (water-resistant to 50m) or apparent (water-resistant to 300 m). Bezel set with 130 full-cut precious stones (0.845 ct), or diamond-set bezel and diamond-paved punch (1.415 cts), or diamond-set bezel and design hour markers (0.901 ct).