Chaumet's new Josephine collection features a teardrop-shaped case that adorns the wrist

Chaumet's popular Joséphine collection's Aigrette watch now comes in a new white strap. The flexible strap has no buckle and can be easily put on and taken off like a bracelet.

The charm is the ease of wearing it, just like a bangle.

　Chaumet's "Joséphine" jewelry collection is inspired by Empress Josephine, a former ambassador to the French Empire. She revolutionized fashion and established her own unique style, adding a contemporary twist to the tiaras and other accessories she wore.

　Born on the island of Martinique, she married and moved to mainland France, then divorced and returned to the island. She was later exiled and imprisoned during the French Revolution, but eventually rose to become Empress of France. Her life was like something out of a novel, and she was a widow, a mother, and an empress. Josephine continues to have a profound influence on the Maison's work.

　The latest addition is a new variation of the popular Egrette watch from the collection. The strap color has been expanded to white, adding a refreshing touch to the spring and summer seasons.

　The flexible strap and buckle-free construction make it feel more like a bangle than a wristwatch. The collection's signature teardrop-shaped case is a distinctive feature, making it an elegant addition to any woman's wrist.

　The new lineup includes three models: a pink gold case with diamonds set only on the tip of the bracelet, a white gold case with diamonds set on the entire bezel, and a model with a pavé dial that is covered in diamonds not only on the bezel but also on the entire dial.

　Equipped with an ETA quartz movement, the simple dial without indexes and two hour and minute hands keep time moving at a leisurely pace.