Its fair to say Sebastien at Brellum has been busy over the past couple of years since he launched, he never stops in fact, his range of chronometers has grown, he has launched several Limited Edition (LE1, LE2, LE3) models, and whilst all this has been going on he has been working on a completely different ‘3 hand watch’ with a beautiful 5 day, manufacturers movement, The Wyvern.
There is also however a new DLC Duobox available as well, which has taken centre stage within the Pandial collection.
The new Pandial with DLC finish completes this collection wonderfully, and adds another piece too many peoples wish lists. We have only seen this DLC case version before on the LE2 Ghost, now long sold out.
The Wyvern has now officially launched and its a beautiful 3 hand watch.
Available in two models currently with the movement you can read about here , and as they say a picture says a thousand words.
The Wyvern is priced at CHF 3’990 excluding taxes with 23 units per Limited Edition available worldwide.
Caliber | Manufactured caliber BR-18 5days, manual wound and double barrel |
Certification | Offically Chronometer Certified by the COSC |
Decorations | Rose gold 5N coated movement, decorated with perlage, mat Opalin balance bridge, hand polished bridges, horizontal Côte de Genève and polished screws, numbered from 01/23 to 23/23 |
Power reserve | 5 days power reserve (120 Hours) |
Chronograph | no |
Alternance | 28’800 A/h, 4Hz |
Ruby | 34 jewels |
Functions | Hours, Minutes, Second and Power Reserve indicator |
Material | Stainless Steel 316L, DIN 1.4435 |
Crystal | Sapphire crystal BOX type both sides with anti-reflexion treatment |
Case back | Numered exhibition case back with box sapphire crystal |
Water resistance | 100m/10AMT |
Diametre | 42.50mm |
Thickness | approx. 9.50mm without crystal, 13.00mm with crystals |
Weight | approx 105g on leather strap, with steel deploying buckle |
Read more and purchase on The Brellum Website
I can not really think of any other brand that is quite like Brellum, I am sure they must be out there, but non spring to mind. Sebastien is a one man band, does not sell in shops, and really explores the depths a model can be taken too before moving onto something else.
I am referring to the 14 Duobox models on regular release, and 3 Limited edition models over 18 months before we see a long requested 3 hand model ‘The Wyvern’.
When the Wyvern story broke a couple of weeks ago by me by mistake (sorry Sebastien), there was a lot of talk about the movement, in-house vs manufacturer, the roots of the Wyvern’s movement. Personally I found the Nah saying slightly distasteful as it removes the focus of what Sebastien has accomplished with the BR-18 movement.
The truth of the matter is that I can list of big brands that use of the shelf movements and just rename them. Sebastien has gone a lot further than this and his watches are ‘Objet D’Art’ and extremely good value for money in a watch collectors world.