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Dating back to the 14th century flourishing alongside the tradition of courtly love, Saint Valentine prevalence with romance bloomed in 18th and 19th century England becoming the expression of one’s sentiment via gifting a token of love.
During the same period Edouard Bovet, son of watchmaker, moved to London in 1814 to learn about Great Britain’s culture, trade and horology expertize.
Valentine’s Days also share the values of respect, emotions, authenticity and timelessness that are the essence and philosophy of BOVET 1822.
For Valentine’s Day 2017, the House of Bovet is presenting an exclusive “His & Her” Gift featuring two timepieces in stainless steel and blue dial.
For Ladies the AMADEO Fleurier “Miss Audrey”
and
For Gentlemen the “19Thirty Fleurier”
On a sidenote, I am planning a visit of Bovet soon this year.