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Lot Essay
Blending the contemporary lines of the DB28 with the classical elegance of the DB25, the DB27 collection is an ode to simplicity, offering refined aesthetics without compromising on comfort. Housed in a 43mm titanium case, it features De Bethune’s ingenious and exceptionally comfortable ‘short floating lugs,’ patented in 2006, ensuring a perfect fit on the wrist.
De Bethune
Founded in 2002 by David Zanetta and Denis Flageollet, De Bethune quickly established itself as a leader in the watch industry by seamlessly merging cutting-edge horological innovations with unparalleled aesthetics. The brand’s deceptively simple designs serve to highlight the complexity of the materials and techniques involved in crafting each timepiece.
With an unwavering commitment to quality over quantity, De Bethune produces an extremely limited number of watches each year, embracing a philosophy of refinement and innovation while drawing inspiration from traditional watchmaking expertise to push the boundaries of the craft.
In 2011, De Bethune received the prestigious Aiguille d’Or, the highest distinction awarded by the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix), for its groundbreaking DB28 model.
De Bethune
Founded in 2002 by David Zanetta and Denis Flageollet, De Bethune quickly established itself as a leader in the watch industry by seamlessly merging cutting-edge horological innovations with unparalleled aesthetics. The brand’s deceptively simple designs serve to highlight the complexity of the materials and techniques involved in crafting each timepiece.
With an unwavering commitment to quality over quantity, De Bethune produces an extremely limited number of watches each year, embracing a philosophy of refinement and innovation while drawing inspiration from traditional watchmaking expertise to push the boundaries of the craft.
In 2011, De Bethune received the prestigious Aiguille d’Or, the highest distinction awarded by the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix), for its groundbreaking DB28 model.