The design of this timepiece has entirely been devoted to feminine sensitivity. It embodies everything one could ask for in a luxury women's watch: a beautiful design, high class craftsmanship, and functional excellence. This Lady Small Seconds watch is part of the Bressel collection whose first models were launched back in 2005.

The case, while being 38mm wide, is rounded to conform to most female wrists. The rounded and chased crown, embellished by a sapphire cabochon, adorns the delicate and ultra feminine case. Diamonds play an important role in the case design as well. 58 gems line the case bezel, with 12 more diamonds serving as hour markers.

 

The lotus flower spins the seconds dial via the JR1000 automatic mechanical movement that powers the watch. Whilst remaining faithful to its philosophy of reinterpreting the time and paying attention to the slightest detail, JeanRichard has concentrated its efforts on bringing the small seconds function alive, by designing it in the stylized lotus shape, traditionally represented by a hand.

 

The blue or gray colored mother of pearl dial is meant to resemble a inviting pond, while rhodium plated hands adeptly serve to tell the time. A curious red colored date seems to fit the character of the watch. The highly rounded sapphire crystal over this 10.75mm high watch makes for an excellent wrist profile. It is all attached to a black or white alligator strap with another lotus motif on the strap deployment.

 

This is an incredibly beautiful timepiece that would make any woman feel like a princess. Unfortunately, not any woman can afford it. Judging by the high number of diamonds that adorn this watch, it probably costs a fortune. However, that doesn't mean it is not worth it. Purity and romanticism are just two of the notions that this watch makes obvious, but beauty is definitely the most prominent.

 
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