Reservoir Mark II Series: Integrated Design for a Stronger Identity
The Reservoir Mark II series introduces a fully integrated case and bracelet design that unifies the watch’s silhouette, featuring a 41 mm stainless‑steel case with sharp angles, faceted surfaces, visible screws, and a mix of brushed and polished finishes. The collection expands the brand’s signature instrument‑inspired display, combining retrograde minutes, jumping hours, and a power reserve indicator across three models—GT Tour, Kanister, and Airfight Jet—each drawing inspiration from different measuring devices while sharing the same mechanical architecture. Powered by the proprietary calibre RSV‑240, a 113‑component module built on a modified La Joux‑Perret G100 base, the watches operate at 28,800 vibrations per hour and offer a 56‑hour power reserve. All three models are priced at EUR 7,200 and will be available from June 2026, offering a blend of automotive, aeronautical, and industrial aesthetic cues with modern watchmaking technology.
Buying Time Analysis: The story marks Reservoir’s pivotal shift to fully integrated case‑bracelet designs, showcasing the brand’s evolution beyond its signature jumping‑hour and retrograde‑minute displays and setting a new benchmark for modern watch aesthetics and engineering.
