A Mechanical Watch Joins the Classic Koppel Series | GEORG JENSEN
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April 23, 2015

A Mechanical Watch Joins the Classic Koppel Series | GEORG JENSEN


GEORG JENSEN


Three New Koppel Collections Unveiled at Baselworld 2015


Georg Jensen, the Scandinavian luxury lifestyle brand favored by the Danish and Swedish royal families, announced three evolved Koppel watches at Baselworld 2015, each featuring a sophisticated mechanical movement.

Text by Hirumax




The Latest Models, Two Years in the Making


First introduced in 1978, the Koppel watch garnered attention for its innovative design. Its understated style remains timeless, exuding a unique presence even today.

The latest iteration of the Koppel watch wasBaselworld 2015announced at. Georg Jensen partnered with two movement manufacturers, dedicating two years to develop and present three new collections.

The "Koppel Mechanical Small Seconds," powered by a manual-winding movement (ETA7001), thoughtfully incorporates elements of the original model's design. The simple small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock is exquisitely refined.

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Henning Koppel, the designer who established the quintessential "Danish Design" aesthetic.


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Koppel GMT Power Reserve





The "Koppel GMT Power Reserve," equipped with a world timer function, is distinguished by its sub-dial at 6 o'clock displaying local time. A power reserve indicator is positioned at 12 o'clock. The movement was developed in partnership with Swiss movement manufacturer Soprod.

The "Koppel Grand Date Annual Calendar" in an 18K gold case exemplifies Danish contemporary design with its unadorned beauty. Its annual calendar complication, a sophisticated function, utilizes a movement from the prominent Swiss manufacturer Dubois Dépraz. The date at 12 o'clock and the month at 8 o'clock require adjustment only once a year, automatically displaying thereafter. A sub-dial at 5 o'clock indicates the seconds.

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