Baume et Mercier was founded in 1830. It is owned by the Richemont group of luxury companies. In 1912, William Baume met the watchmaker and jeweler Paul Mercier at the Geneva watch and jewelery shop in Haas. The meeting resulted in the signing of an agreement on 26 November 1918 for the establishment of Baume et Mercier in Geneva. This proved to be a very successful enterprise, and in 1921 they were awarded the coveted Poincon de Geneve, official recognition of flawless quality products. Watches dating from this period are now rare collectors pieces. Today, Baume et Mercier is recognized worldwide for its luxury timepieces that fall into four distinct collections - Linea, Classima, Capeland and Hampton.
- Case: Stainless Steel, Round
- Caseback: Stainless Steel, Screw-down, Solid
- Bezel: Rose Gold Capped, Rose Gold, Fixed
- Dial: Blue, analog
- Hands: Rose Gold
- Markers: Roman Numerals and Indexes, Rose Goldtone
- Functions: Hours, Minutes
- Strap: Stainless Steel and Rose Gold Capped, Two-tone
- Clasp: Push-button Deployant, Stainless Steel
- Crystal: Sapphire
- Crown: Stainless Steel, Push-pull
- Movement: Quartz
- Water Resistance: 5 atm/50 meters/165 feet
- Case measurements: 34 mm in diameter x 8.13 mm thick
- Strap measurements: 17.3 mm wide x 7 in long
- Country of Origin: Switzerland
- Model: A10251
All measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions.Men's watch bands can be sized to fit 7.5-inch to 8.5-inch wrists. Extra links are available through the manufacturer. (We do not provide this service).Automatic movement winds with the movement of your arm. It is recommended that you wind the watch every two weeks.A screw-down crown (knob) creates a water-resistant seal. To unscrew the crown, turn counter-clockwise and pull/push into position to set time, date, and other functions. To close the crown, press it against the case and turn clockwise.Baume et Mercier was founded in 1830. It is owned by the Richemont group of luxury companies. In 1912, William Baume met the watchmaker and jeweler Paul Mercier at the Geneva watch and jewelery shop in Haas. The meeting resulted in the signing of an agreement on 26 November 1918 for the establishment of Baume et Mercier in Geneva. This proved to be a very successful enterprise, and in 1921 they were awarded the coveted Poincon de Geneve, official recognition of flawless quality products. Watches dating from this period are now rare collectors pieces. Today, Baume et Mercier is recognized worldwide for its luxury timepieces that fall into four distinct collections - Linea, Classima, Capeland and Hampton. A screw-down crown (knob) creates a water-resistant seal. To unscrew the crown, turn co