Blancpain Specialites Ultra-slim Ladybird watch

The Blancpain Specialites Ultra-slim Ladybird watch is a refined and classical woman's timepiece with precious details that evoke a uniquely feminine aesthetic. The Blancpain Ladybird watch was first introduced in 1956, when it made waves within the watchmaking community by presenting the smallest diameter automatic-winding movement in the world; to this day this timepiece is an ideal example of Blancpain's ability to combine classical design with the ultimate in the watchmaker's craft.

The beautiful round cases of the Blancpain Ultra-Slim Ladybird watches measure a dainty 21.5mm in diameter, and demonstrate fine finish, and painstaking attention to detail. Presented exclusively in 18K red gold or 18K white gold, the Ultra-slim Ladybird watches are available with or without a bezel set with diamonds. The dials for these watches come in several different styles, including those with guilloche patterns in several different pastel colors, as well as mother of pearl, complete with 8 diamonds and four heart shaped rubies at twelve, three, six, and nine o'clock.

The Blancpain Specialites Ultra-slim Ladybird watches can be further personalized with straps in satin, or crocodile, as well as an intricate hand-finished bracelet in 18K gold. The Blancpain Specialites Ultra-slim Ladybird watch has always been renowned for its fine selfwinding mechanical movement, and the current models continue this tradition. The Blancpain 6.15 Calibre features 180 hand finished parts in the space of only 3.9 millimeters; the assembly and fine-tuning of each movement is entrusted to a single Blancpain watchmaker, from start to finish. The self-winding mechanism, powered by a central rotor, is efficient and quickly winds the watch to its power-reserve of 40 hours.

With their grace, refinement, and mechanical sophistication, the various Blancpain Ultra-slim Ladybird watches uphold the ancient horological traditions of Blancpain, offering a stunning timepiece for women who desire elegance, understatement, and a legacy of watchmaking excellence.