Blancpain cultivates special ties with renowned award-winning chefs, encompassing more than 100 Michelin stars among its circle of friends, past and present.

The Fifty Fathoms collection embodies Blancpain's passion for the underwater world that was originally expressed in 1953 with the presentation of the first modern diver’s watch.

Blancpain becomes part of the Société Suisse pour l’Industrie Horlogère (SSIH), alongside Omega, Tissot and Lémania. Other than producing watches bearing its name, Blancpain becomes the centre for production of movements for the SSIH group.

The Villeret collection symbolises Blancpain's history and longevity. It enjoys an incredibly solid foundation across all of watchmaking's celebrated complications, as well as many Blancpain exclusives such as our Traditional Chinese Calendar and Carrousel watches.

Art de vivre アール・ド・ヴィーヴル. ブランパンは過去から現在まで、獲得したミシュランの星の数が100を超えるようなすばらしい受賞歴のあるシェフたちと特別な絆を育んでいます。

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Founded in 1735 in Switzerland, the Blancpain is the world’s oldest watch brand. Discover our collections: Fifty Fathoms, Air Command, Villeret and Ladybird.

The tourbillon and the carrousel (karussel) are two of the major devices aimed at reducing gravity-related effects on the running of the movement. For the first time in horological history, Blancpain introduces a wristwatch combining these two regulators.

Nov 11, 2024 · Blancpain unveils three new timepieces in its Fifty Fathoms collection. Featuring the sporty, assertive style of the black ceramic Bathyscaphe models, the new arrivals enrich the line with a flyback chronograph and two three-hand plus date models.

Combining a resolutely vintage style with Blancpain's latest technical advances, the Air Command collection revives the history linking the Maison to 1950s military aviation.