Swiss watch brand Lonville

The Swiss watch brand Lonville traces its history back to 1873, but this name is not familiar to many. It is not surprising, because in the 60s of the last century, chronometers under this brand stopped being published. A couple of years ago, a mass return of forgotten glorious stamps began. Not only connoisseurs of antiquity have learned about such names as Faberge, Russobalt or Lagonda. This year, the revived Lonville brand introduced three models of Virage watches. Lonville products are "stuffed" with an automatic movement with a micro-rotor of its own production with a power reserve of 80 hours. The Virage I and II models have an additional seconds section, the Virage Power Reserve has a date display and a power reserve indicator, and the most sophisticated Virage GMT Power Reserve model also has an additional GMT time display. The debut collection will be released in a very small edition - 18 watches of each modification in white gold and one in platinum. Not much, but to assess the reaction of the public to the new-old brand - just right.