Crafted in Geneva — Est. MMXI
Heritage Deck
CLB-H02
Up/Down Power Reserve with 120-Hour Autonomy
“A century of tradition. Five days of time.”
$18,500
Forest green cordovan leather
The Heritage Deck takes its name from the deck watches carried aboard 19th-century surveying vessels — large-diameter manual-wind instruments prized for reliability on long voyages. Its defining feature is a linear up/down power reserve indicator that sweeps from 'réserve pleine' at 120 hours to 'réserve' at zero, allowing the owner to track autonomy at a glance without lifting the watch from its storage box.
Each Calibre timepiece is assembled, adjusted, and timed individually in our Geneva atelier. Expected lead time is 4–6 weeks from order confirmation. Complimentary delivery by insured courier.
Movement & Case
Technical Specifications
| Reference | CLB-H02 |
| Movement | CLB-H2, manual-winding, power reserve indicator |
| Frequency | 18,000 vph / 2.5 Hz |
| Jewels | 21 jewels |
| Power Reserve | 120 hours |
| Case Material | 18kt 3N yellow gold |
| Case Diameter | 37 mm |
| Case Thickness | 9.6 mm |
| Crystal | Flat sapphire, anti-reflective inside |
| Water Resistance | 30 m / 3 bar |
| Dial | Ivory lacquer with railway minute track |
| Strap | Forest green cordovan leather, yellow gold pin buckle |
At a Glance
Every component is finished by hand according to the conventions of haute horlogerie — bevelled, mirror-polished, and signed by the watchmaker who assembled it.
Dimensions
Size on the Wrist
Case Diameter
37 mm
Case Material
yellow gold
Water Resistance
30 m
Power Reserve
120 hr
The 37 mm case diameter positions the Heritage Deck as a refined, understated presence that disappears beneath a cuff. Rendered above against a reference 65 mm wrist — actual fit varies by wrist circumference.
Horological Mastery
Complications
Heritage Deck
Up/Down Power Reserve Indicator
A fan-shaped sector indicator on the dial sweeps from 120 hours (full reserve) to 0 hours (reserve), driven by a differential gear reading off the mainspring barrel arbor.
Surface Treatment
All bridges and plates receive côtes de Genève finishing, perlage, and hand-anglage to the interior angles — invisible to the wearer, essential to the maker.
Geneva Standard — since 1886
CALIBRE Horology Maison — Geneva, Switzerland
Guarantee
5-year international
Service
Free first service
Provenance
Swiss Made