Tiffany & Co. drops New Jean Schlumberger inspired watches

Tiffany & Co., which is inspired by Jean Schlumberger inspired Blue Book High Jewelry Collection by Jean Schlumberger, is back in the heel. The late French designer, who created many of the American jewel icons born in the middle of the 20th century, remains an important part of the house, especially after LVMH, the French luxury conglomerate, was acquired in 2019. The latest topic to obtain a revival of Schlumberger's rope design on 1956.

Gold turns surround the case and pay in two concentric circles in a classic but recognized look. A diamond ring has climbed in between. There are two sizes in 27 mm and 33 mm, both in 18 carat yellow gold, but two options for the dial in pearl nut or shiny black. The smaller version is delivered with 38 diamonds with a total of approx. 0.52 karat, while the larger one with 39 diamonds with a total of 0.9 carat is set. For an additional hint of Schlumberger's mood, the company also put their hand in the yellow gold minute in the rope design.

What is new here is the movement. The parts use the first solar -powered movement of Tiffany & Co., which has a power reserve of up to eight months when it is fully charged. It only takes two minutes of sunlight. Even on a cloudy day, the company says that it will still catch the light for electricity. It was developed in cooperation with the Swiss movement Maker La Joux-Perret, which worked for other LVMH brands and companies like Hermès.

With this new watch collection, Tiffany & Co. once again brings Jean Schlumberger's famous heritage to the present and marries his timeless design with modern, sustainable innovations. Decades later, Schlumberger's imaginative spirit continues to compete through the light of the sun.