Favre Leuba Introduces the New 1737 Triple Calendar at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Inspired by its founding year, the new 1737 Triple Calendar revives Favre Leuba’s historic calendar complications through a contemporary geometric design language.

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FAVRE LEUBA 1737 TRIPLE CALENDAR

A New Collection Inspired by the Maison’s Founding Year

At Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, Favre Leuba introduces the new 1737 collection, a contemporary expression of the maison’s nearly three centuries of watchmaking heritage.

Making its Watches and Wonders debut less than two years after the brand’s global revival, Favre Leuba expands its modern portfolio with a new collection pillar positioned alongside:

  • Chief

  • Sea Sky

  • Deep Raider

  • Harpoon

The inaugural model within the new line is the 1737 Triple Calendar, a complication-focused timepiece rooted in classical Swiss horology.

A Tribute to 1737
Honouring Nearly Three Centuries of Watchmaking

The collection’s name references the year Abraham Favre founded the maison in Le Locle.

While the new 1737 Triple Calendar is contemporary in execution, it draws directly from Favre Leuba’s historic expertise in calendar complications, particularly:

  • The 1946 Datora

  • 1950s triple calendar moon phase watches

  • Bovet & Frères collaborations

  • Valjoux-powered calendar chronographs

These historic references established Favre Leuba as one of the Swiss manufacturers capable of producing highly complicated calendar watches during the mid-20th century. The new 1737 continues that legacy through a refined modern interpretation.

Contemporary Geometry Inspired by the 1970s
A Modern Stainless Steel Case Design

The 1737 Triple Calendar features a sharply geometric 39mm stainless steel case inspired by Favre Leuba’s bold 1970s design language.

Case Specifications:

  • Diameter: 39mm

  • Thickness: 12.11mm

  • Lug-to-lug: 47.1mm

  • Water resistance: 100 metres (10 ATM)

  • Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating

  • Exhibition sapphire caseback

The case balances vintage proportions with contemporary wearability and refined finishing.

Triple Calendar and Moon Phase Display
Classical Horology Reimagined

The 1737 Triple Calendar combines traditional calendar and astronomical complications within a balanced dial layout.

Display Features:

  • Day aperture at 12 o’clock

  • Month aperture at 12 o’clock

  • Pointer date display

  • Moon phase display at 6 o’clock

Favre Leuba positions the watch as a tribute to classical watchmaking, where functionality and elegance coexist harmoniously.

Dial Composition and Finishing

Layered Textures and Refined Detail

The dial construction showcases multiple finishing techniques designed to create visual depth and subtle contrast.

Dial Details Include:

  • Sunray-finished central dial

  • Circular brushed pointer date track

  • Snailed minute scale

  • Applied 4N gold-finished hour markers

  • Combination of Roman numerals and stick indexes

The interplay of textures enhances both readability and sophistication.

The knurled bezel: an immediately recognisable Parmigiani Fleurier signature; captures reflections with rhythmic regularity and introduces a tactile dimension to the watch. Historically associated with functional instruments, this knurling enhances grip and subtly anchors the piece within the world of technical timekeeping. The case middle naturally integrates the chronograph pushers, while the screw-down crown ensures water resistance to 100 metres.

Strap and Wearability

The watch is paired with a blue leather strap featuring:

  • Stainless steel pin buckle

  • Engraved Favre Leuba hourglass monogram

  • Integrated quick-release system

The tool-free strap exchange system enhances versatility for daily wear.

A Contemporary Expression of Heritage

With the 1737 Triple Calendar, Favre Leuba bridges historical calendar watchmaking with its modern Renaissance era.

The collection reflects the maison’s evolving identity through:

  • Classical complications

  • Contemporary geometry

  • Refined mechanical finishing

  • Accessible Swiss haute horlogerie positioning

Retailing at CHF 3,500, the 1737 Triple Calendar introduces one of the strongest value propositions in Swiss calendar complications presented at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026.

Availability

The 1737 Triple Calendar by Favre Leuba is available through the official Favre Leuba website.
For further information, visit: https://www.favreleuba.com/

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