Bovet Récital 7 Dimier Orbis Mundi

About this reference

The Bovet Récital 17 Dimier Orbis Mundi, specifically the 18k pink gold reference featuring the D505 caliber, was introduced around 2015 as part of the Dimier collection. Collectors prioritize this reference for its triple time zone complication and the integration of a high-frequency tourbillon with a seven-day power reserve. The 45mm case houses a complex dial displaying a local time sub-dial at 12 o’clock, flanked by two secondary time zone displays with 24-city discs and day/night indicators. Unlike the brand’s "Amadeo" convertible cases, the Dimier series utilizes a traditional lug architecture. On the secondary market, these timepieces typically trade between $60,000 and $95,000 depending on condition and provenance. A notable production detail is the limited nature of these movements, as Bovet manufactures the hairsprings and components in-house, often limiting specific dial configurations to small batches or unique commissions.