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An off-centered hour refers to a watch design where the hour display is positioned away from the center of the dial. This asymmetrical layout can create a unique and visually appealing aesthetic, highlighting the craftsmanship and creativity of the watchmaker.

A secured movement is a watchmaking innovation designed to protect delicate mechanisms and ensure lasting precision. By preventing accidental damage when setting the watch, it enhances reliability over time. At Blancpain, secured movements are a hallmark of our craftsmanship.

A moon phase complication tracks the 29.5-day lunar cycle with a rotating disc beneath the dial, driven by a 59-tooth wheel. It blends function with poetry. Blancpain is renowned for refining this feature, combining precision, tradition, and elegance in every moonlit display.

A small seconds complication refers to a watch design where the seconds are displayed on a smaller subdial, typically positioned away from the center of the main dial. This feature adds a touch of elegance and precision to the watch, distinguishing it from those with a central seconds hand.

A calendar complication uses a dedicated hand to point to the date, arranged around the dial’s edge. This peripheral scale, typically numbered 1–31, offers quick readability. It adds a classic, elegant touch to traditional timepieces.