Reference CG SM-1809 37/2RG

The Signature Mystérieuse® evokes the incomparable talent in mechanical art of the House of Charles Girardier. It’s much more than just a monogram: it’s a tribute to the legacy of Charles Girardier dit “Girardier L’ainé”, the Master Watchmaker, bringing to life animated scenes of breathtaking beauty.

Equipped with a flying tourbillon and this exquisite mechanical complication, these watches embody the very essence of watchmaking craftsmanship. Their Gran Feu enamel, delicately hand-applied and precisely fired at 800°C, bestows an aura of sophistication and perfection upon these exceptional timepieces.

The enamelled dial, adorned with arabesques, discreetly enriches itself with delicate gold or silver paillons in the shape of a flower called“Fleur de sel”, adding a touch of refinement.

This model is available in three versions: “Ice Blue,” featuring a glazed icy blue enamelled dial sprinkled with silver paillons and a white-gold case, “Green Grey,” with a sophisticated greyish-green enamelled dial sprinkled with silver paillons and a rose-gold case, and finally, “Dark Red,” in a deep red hue with gold paillons and a yellow-gold case.

WATCH

CG Caliber SM-1809 self-winding movement. Indication of hours and minutes.

CASE

Rose-gold, sapphire crystal back, anti-reflective treatment. Water-resistant to 30 m. Case diameter: 37 mm. Thickness: 11.8 mm. Bezel set with 60 diamonds: 0.9 ct G+VVS1.

DIAL

Green Grey” color. Grand Feu champlevé enamel with arabesque motif, pailloné in silver in the shape of flower called “Fleur de Sel”. Flying tourbillon set with 54 diamonds: 0.15 ct. Signature Mystérieuse® mechanical animation set with 12 diamonds: 0.04 ct. Pink gold “leaf” hands.

STRAP

Grey strap, ribbon woven on a traditional Jacquard loom. Polished steel folding clasp.

COMPLICATIONS

At 6 o’clock, a flying tourbillon enhanced by a tourbillon cage. The tourbillon completes one revolution per minute.
At 12 o’clock, the Signature Mystérieuse® – an automaton – showcases the Charles Girardier logo with the intertwined “C&G” on two elements pivoting on an axis. The energy required for this ballet is provided by a dedicated oscillating weight for this complication, concealed beneath the dial. With each movement of the wrist, kinetic energy will move the two elements in opposite directions, ultimately returning to the initial position when the wrist is tilted for time reading.