Sovereign
Black lacquer, gold and a gold bridged tourbillon. The flagship.
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A skeleton chronograph. Every wheel in the open.
The Sovereign is opened, tested and closed again by the same hands that built it. Nothing about it is simulated. The tourbillon you see is the one keeping time on your wrist, not a display piece added for the camera.
A smooth black lacquer dial, gold applied markers and a gold bridged tourbillon at six. Everything else is left quiet so the movement can speak.
Each Merovelle piece carries its own character, its own materials and its own reason for existing.
Black lacquer, gold and a gold bridged tourbillon. The flagship.
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Black DLC titanium and gold, our original flying tourbillon chronograph.
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Slim white gold and silver guilloche, for those who prefer their watch to whisper.
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Brushed steel and cobalt blue, built for daily ambition.
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Black DLC and gold with an open skeleton dial, technical and unmistakably Merovelle.
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Titanium, gold and a forest green sunburst dial. Quiet strength.
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Rose gold and ivory with small seconds. The dress watch of the house.
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Polished steel and an open worked tourbillon. The movement is the dial.
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Solstice was the first Merovelle to leave the bench. A flying tourbillon chronograph in black DLC titanium with a gold bezel, a black sunray dial and gold hands. Everything the house believes in, in its first form.
Aurore is the quiet one. A slim white gold case, a hand guilloche silver dial and dagger hands, with nothing else on the dial to compete. It sits under a cuff and waits to be noticed.
Brushed steel, a black DLC bezel and a deep blue sunburst dial with a second time zone hand. Northwind is the Merovelle that goes everywhere, on a steel and rubber bracelet that shrugs off the week.
Eclipse cuts the dial away to show the gold gear train underneath. A tourbillon at six, a chronograph across the rest, all of it visible while it works. Black DLC titanium and gold keep it firmly in the family.
Boreal pairs a brushed titanium case with a gold bezel and a forest green sunburst dial that shifts from near black to bright green as the light moves. A date at three and a brown alligator strap finish it.
Rose gold, an ivory lacquer dial and a small seconds at six. Meridian is the watch for the evening that matters, on a brown leather strap with a rose gold deployant clasp.
Regent removes the dial entirely. What you see is the hand engraved guilloche plate of the calibre itself, with a small silver hours and minutes dial set high and a flying tourbillon set low. Blued screws and ruby jewels mark the work. A polished steel case with a fluted band holds it all.
Merovelle builds mechanical watches the slow way. Every calibre is assembled, regulated and cased by hand, then worn for a week before it leaves. Each piece is numbered, and each number is recorded against the person who built it.
Every watch gets the time it deserves. That is why there are so few of them.
Every Merovelle watch is built in limited number and finished by hand. Speak with us to learn more about the collection and how to acquire one.
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