Chaumet presents a gorgeous new collection of high-jewelry timepieces named Attrape-moi...si tu m'aimes.
The new precious watchmaking creations from the house of Chaumet are born from collaboration between the famous Swiss brand and the local master craftsmen who are preserving the traditional artistic skills and savoir-faire. Each of the watches from this collection, including the Creative Complication of which I have already written a couple of days ago, combine high jewelry and high-end watchmaking, blending technique and aesthetics in unique and limited edition creations. The watches are crafted in 18-carat rhodium-plated gold and they feature 35mm in diameter.

Chaumet’s Attrape-moi...si tu m'aimes collection comprises of six new pieces that beautifully express the poetry of nature. Each of them is fitted with a Swiss mechanical self—winding movement ETA 2000-1, and gorgeously decorated using the most demanding finishing techniques such as miniature painting, enameling, engraving and gem-setting.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-35 Auto W16189-38D embodies the flit and flutter of ledidopterans butterflies on the Chaumet blue dial. The bezel and the horns of the watch are decorated with diamonds, while the watch face reveals gullioche rays on a rhodium-plated backdrop. The wings of the butterflies are made from polished agate or tinted mother-of-pearl, and framed by thin silver border. A blue satin bracelet, with 63 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.20 carats) on the pin buckle, completes the graceful composition. There are 58 brilliant cut diamonds on the bezel (2.52 carats) and 164 brilliant cut diamonds on the dial (0.21 carats). The watch delivered with an additional black semi-matt alligator strap.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-35 Auto W16188-38 hides a swarm of butterflies in the perfectly symmetric geometry of the dial. Mother-of-pearl and jet black China ink are accented with blue cabochon-cut sapphires, symbolizing the heads of the delicate insects of the order Lepidoptera. There are two rows of 152 brilliant-cut diamonds on the bezel (0.89 carats), 4 cabochon-cut oval sapphires (0.04 carats) and 63 brilliant-cut diamonds on the pin buckle. The case is mounted on a navy blue gros-grain satin strap and delivered with an interchangeable black semi-matt alligator bracelet.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-34 Auto W16188-38C reveals a black mother-of-pearl dial and delicate lace-like butterfly shapes with pearly white wings. The diamonds on the bezel – agate, cornelian and smoky quartz, are arranged in a quincunx pattern. There are 152 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.89 carats) on the bezel, and 63 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.20 carats) on the pin buckle. The watch is delivered on a black gros-grain satin strap and presented with an additional black semi-matt alligator bracelet.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-34 Auto W16188-38A captures dragonflies in flight thanks to the miniature painting technique. The backdrop of a dial is made from ivory painted sapphire glass while the satin bracelet, in the same tone, nicely finishes the graceful creation. The piece is graced with 152 brilliant-cut diamonds on the case and 63 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.20 carats) on the pin buckle.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-34 Auto W16189-38F depicts a mayfly sitting on a cherry tree branch, surrounded with diamonds are strewn across the sky. The branch is made from gold while the tiny pink blossoms are crafted from mother-of-pearl. A single row of 58 brilliant-cut diamonds (2.52 carats) decorates the bezel and the lugs, 68 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.088 carats) are spread across the dial, and 63 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.20 carats) decorate the pin buckle. The watch is finished with mauve gros-grain satin strap and presented with an additional black semi-matt alligator bracelet.

Chaumet WG Jewellery LM-34 Auto W16189-38E comes with a lapis lazuli dial adorned with pierrite stone stars. It depicts a mysterious nocturnal scene with miniature painted grasses and flowers. A snail, a dragonfly and a caterpillar are cut out of freshwater mother-of-pearl and framed with diamond-set bezel. The number of precious stones here sums up to 122 diamonds of 2.82 carats.
Author: Marina Milojevic
If you like our blog why don't you join our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter @luxoiscom.
If you use one of my articles on your own website or blog, then please credit me and provide a link back to the original.
Chaumet collections
Latest News from Chaumet
Chaumet Class One High Jewellery Damier Eclate
Chaumet Class One High Jewellery is offered in 39mm version with a bezel, horns and case sides set with baguette-cut diamonds and black brilliant-cut diamonds on the side. The case embraces a white gold dial set with calibre-cut white and black diamonds arranged in a “Damier Eclaté” pattern. The dial is topped with a curved sapphire crystal, featuring black metallized “Chaumet Paris” logo on the inside. Rather simple functions of this watch include hours, minutes and seconds indications. The functions are powered by the automatic winding mec...
Chaumet XL-41 Auto Creative Complication
The house of Chaumet is presenting some interesting new creations for 2013. The most prominent of all of them is the Creative Complication watch featuring the bee and the spider motif on the dial. This high-jewelry piece is not only a great example of exceptional decorative technique, but also a genuine illustration of high watchmaking expertise. What makes it truly unique are not the dazzling diamonds set all over the surface of the watch-face, but the innovative Chaumet exclusive caliber which animates the bee and the spider figurines on the...
Chaumet Dandy Big Date Vintage Edition
Chaumet has just launched a new Dandy Big Date in a special vintage edition. The new timelessly elegant model is revamped in the spirit of great classics, showing the time & date in an utmost sophisticated and simple manner. The cushion-shaped case and bayadère stripes – hallmarks of the Dandy range – are inspired by the refined elegance of the 1950s, while luxurious leather strap completes the overall impression of excellence. The face of the watch reveals a charcoal grey opalin dial with soft sunray fine-brushed finish. The stripes are eng...
Chaumet Dandy Arty Open Face Ornamental Stones
The famous Fine Jewellery and Luxury Watches brand – Chaumet – has just unveiled two new interpretations of their successful Dandy Arty collection. Two new variants are Dandy Arty Open Face model – Snow Obsidian and Tiger’s Eye. Both watches are very fine cushion-shaped wristwatches with off-centered minutes, hours and seconds. The new watch comes with a semi-open dial with exposed gear work. Time display breaks the traditional rules, offering a horizontal architecture with the hour and minute counter located at 9 o’clock, and small second indi...
Chaumet Class One Etonnante Jewelry Watches
Chaumet Paris will offer a new range of sporty diving watches – Class One Etonnante – by the end of 2012. The new range comprises of four cheerful models crafted in combination of white gold, precious stones and titanium. Since the launch of the model in 1998, Class One has become an epitome of casual elegance and sporty-chic style. This year it arrives on the market in an updated version, crafted from titanium and much lighter than before. Chaumet Class One Etonnante are truly beautiful watches but, what we have here is a situation sim...
CHAUMET Dandy Arty Open Face for Only Watch 2011
Chaumet Dandy Arty Open Face is the one-of-a-kind creation, and it belongs to a family of recently released Dandy Edition Arty Open Face watches. Two limited-edition versions of this watch are now joined by the unique piece in a cushion-shaped stainless steel case with a transparent case-back. The case is skillfully polished and graced with a large grown at 12 o’clock. It features unusual blue sapphire crystals from both sides, and gracious curved lugs. Beautiful dial offers off-centered hours and minutes laid on a movement plate with Fauss...






















