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The Surprising Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe for the Brand’s 75th Anniversary

What better way to celebrate an anniversary with friends than by offering them a tourbillon to enjoy.

Yema, the French watchmaker , has a history and a notable presence in the world of horology. Established in 1948, Yema is known for its diverse range of timepieces, crafted for various purposes, from diving to racing and aviation . One of the distinctive aspects of Yema watches is their fusion of functionality and style. To celebrate its 75th anniversary, Yema introduces the Yachtingraf model, incorporating the intricate craftsmanship of a tourbillon with the functionality of a tide complication, catering to those who appreciate both technical innovation and practical utility.

The Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe harmoniously merges sportiness and elegance in its case design, predominantly brushed for a well-balanced aesthetic. With a water resistance of up to 100m, the case comes in steel or bronze, measuring 42.5mm in diameter and 12.3mm thick (14.5mm with the double-domed 2.20mm high sapphire crystal). The unidirectional rotating bezel is equipped with a sapphire crystal insert, graduated in 5-minute increments, and a triangular luminescent marker at 12 o’clock adds a touch of sophistication. The caseback is transparent to demonstrate the Tourbillon Maréographe movement’s architecture and finish.

The black dial features a sunray finish and Super-LumiNova-coated applied indices. Indices, hands, and other elements are presented in matching colours depending on the case material. The Maréographe complication is positioned above the centre and introduces blue and red hues, with a small hand adorned with Yema’s logo indicating tide cycles. This hand points to high and low tides, making gradual half-revolutions every 6 hours, 12 minutes, and 7.89 seconds, completing a full circle rotation in approximately 12 hours and 25 minutes, passing Descendante – Marée – Montante indications. The tidal cycles, linked to the Moon’s gravitational forces during its rotation around the Earth, are precisely displayed by integrating lunar time to synchronize tides with local time.

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At 6 o’clock, the 60-second tourbillon of the Calibre Manufacture Morteau 30 (CMM.30) takes centre stage, embodying the same robustness that defines the timepiece. Designed by Olivier Mory, a French movement developer in La Chaux-de-Fonds, this calibre incorporates non-magnetic components, such as a non-metallic alloy hairspring, a Glucydur balance wheel with an adjustment mass made in gold, and micro-components manufactured with LiGA technology. This ensures the movement can withstand electromagnetic exposure up to 2,000 Gauss.

The tourbillon cage bridge, free-sprung balance wheel, and shock absorbers make the CMM.30 impervious to shocks, vibrations, and accelerations up to 5,000 Gs. Adjusted in 6 positions, the CMM.30 guarantees near-chronometer accuracy between –3 and +7 seconds per day, all powered by a single barrel providing 105 hours of reserve. Among other achievements, Olivier Mory was responsible for developing a tourbillon-equipped calibre for the BA111OD brand, offering Swiss-made tourbillon watches at very attractive prices.

So, it is no surprise that the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe is priced at EUR 9,990 . Yema will produce steel and bronze editions limited to 75 numbered timepieces each. The Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe is worn on a comfortable strap made from premium rubber, closed by a steel or bronze folding clasp, depending on the case material. For more information, please visit www.yema.com .

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Yema Debuts a Surprising Tourbillon to Celebrate their 75th Anniversary

Celebrating 75 years in business, French watchmakers Yema have recently released their Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe, a tribute to classic design and Franco-Swiss watchmaking mastery. Ringing in a milestone is never an easy feat; but, somehow, Yema has been able to accomplish not only a timeless design, but something that showcases the pursuit of excellence that has defined the brand over the course of its history.

Don’t let the plain black and steel (or bronze) design fool you – this watch is anything but simple. Yema has incorporated a balance between yachting heritage design and function to show what this watch is capable of – while also doing it with a certain je nais sais quoi , courtesy of a somewhat unexpected tourbillon caliber. The tourbillon is visible at the 6 o’clock mark, giving one an interior look into the precision mechanisms of this masterpiece. Opposite that, at the 12 hour, the Maréographe has a unique lunar time complication with a display of tide cycles, complete with a decorative bearing the traditional Yema “Y” logo. While maybe not part of your day-to-day needs, it’s nonetheless a showing of Yema’s technical capabilities and a bit of a unique offering for an important anniversary.

This watch measures in at 42.5 mm, giving it a sense of presence on the wrist that matches the various finishes of the design. The rotating bezel is beautifully crafted with additional scratch protection, while the double-domed sapphire crystal will surely keep up with day-to-day wear.

The star of the show is the CMM.30tourbillon caliber, which carries a whopping four day power reserve at just over 105 hours and is said to accurate to within -3/+7 seconds per day. To top it all off, the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe has 10 ATM water-resistance, high anti-magnetic resistance (2,000 Gauss) and shock-resistance (5,000G). For a statement piece, it’s a watch that’s meant to be worn and loved – on any adventure you find yourself in.

The watch is available now for preorder with shipping scheduled for January 2024. Priced at $9,990 for either their steel or bronze case variations, the watch is available now via Yema’s website . This release is limited to just 75 numbered pieces in each metal, so act fast if the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe has caught your eye.

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YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

Morteau based French watch brand YEMA celebrates its 75th anniversary by launching the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe Limited Edition.

Entirely designed and manufactured in Morteau and the Franco- Swiss Jura valley, this high-complication wristwatch with high-end finishes available in steel and bronze editions and limited to 75 numbered copies each.

This new luxury tool-watch with tourbillon and tidal complication marks the 75th anniversary of YEMA and its gradual transition towards a vertically integrated watchmaking Manufacture.

Each YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe watch houses an exceptional hand-wound tourbillon caliber designed by Olivier Mory, a renowned French Watchmaker Developer based in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

Named CMM.30 (Calibre Manufacture Morteau 30), the innovative mechanical high-complication movement features a 31mm diameter tourbillon at 6H with free-sprung balance wheel, LiGa anchor and escapement wheel, tidal cycle mechanism and 19 jewels.

YEMA CMM.30 (Calibre Manufacture Morteau 30)

Beating at 3Hz (21 600 A/h), this 130-part movement offers a power reserve of 105 hours (4 days approximate) with its large mainspring barrel. Enhanced with ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) surface treatment, this anti-magnetic and shock resistant calibre also offers an accuracy of -3 / +7 seconds (adjusted in 6 positions).

All tourbillon movement components, including the watch case, dial, and hands, are manufactured in France and Switzerland within a range of 72km from Morteau by recognized craftsman in fine watchmaking. The caliber bridges and mainplates are manufactured in YEMA’s workshops in Morteau where final assembly of all components takes place.

YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition Watch Stainless Steel Version

A true tool watch able to withstand the harshest conditions, the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe features a double dome sapphire crystal with 2.2mm thickness and a unidirectional count-up sapphire bezel with 0-60 graduation.

YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition Bronze Watch

The black dial with sunray finish boasts the magnificent tourbillon complication at 6 o’clock. The Maréographe sub-dial at 12H features an elegant small hand that indicates high and low tides by making gradual half revolutions every 6h 12m 7.89s (change from high tide to low tide and vice versa) and a full revolution every 12h 25m 15.79s.

Available in stainless steel or bronze, the case measures 42.5mm in diameter. Its thickness is 12.3mm (14.5mm including the double-domed sapphire crystal) and lug/strap width is 20mm.

Through the sapphire crystal case-back, the innovative mechanical tourbillon with tidal complication movement can be admired. The case-back ring is engraved with the limited edition and serial numbers.

The watch is rated for 10 ATM water-resistance, high anti-magnetic resistance (2,000 Gauss) and shock-resistance (5,000G).

This timepiece is available with a black FKM Viton® rubber strap featuring a stainless steel folding clasp in brushed or IP bronze finish, depending upon the version.

The suggested retail price of the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe is $ 9,990.

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Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

YEMA, French Watchmaker founded in 1948, is pleased to announce the launch of the Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition . Entirely designed and manufactured in Morteau and the Franco-Swiss Jura valley around our workshops, this collector’s timepiece with high-end finishes available in steel and bronze editions and limited to 75 numbered copies eac h, marks the 75th anniversary of YEMA and its gradual transition towards a vertically integrated watchmaking Manufacture.

This masterpiece is powered by an exceptional hand-wound tourbillon caliber designed by Olivier Mory, a renowned French Watchmaker Developer based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, which offers unprecedented performance and complications.

Maréographe complications

The Maréographe consists of a tide complication placed in an elegant register. To make this magnificent phenomenon of nature visible, an elegant small hand indicates high and low tides by making gradual halfrevolutions every 6h 12m 7.89s (change from high tide to low tide and vice versa) and a full revolution every 12h 25m 15.79s.

A dynamic regional watchmaking ecosystem

YEMA workshops are based in Morteau, the cradle of French watchmaking, a few steps from the Swiss watchmaking region. This cross-border watchmaking community concentrated along the Jura mountains has gradually transformed into a true regional ecosystem recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2020.

Tool watch revolution: luxury meets functionality

“ The Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe has been designed for purpose, a true tool watch able to withstand the harshest conditions. It features a double dome sapphire crystal, a unidirectional count-up sapphire bezel, 10 ATM water-resistance, high anti-magnetic resistance (2,000 Gauss) and shock-resistance (5,000G) as well as an innovative tide indication complication animated by an exceptional and precise tourbillon caliber offering over 4 days power reserve. This unique set of features is uncommon since tourbillon watches are mostly designed as watchmaking art pieces that are delicate in their utilization. This is one of the rarest tourbillons built for daily use, a luxury timepiece that is as rugged and functional as it is beautiful and refined, a tool watch in the lineage of YEMA watches. “ CHRISTOPHER BÔLE – CEO & HEAD OF DESIGN

Revival of the historic French watchmaking know-how

“With the latest CMM.30 tourbillon and CMM.20 micro-rotor calibers, YEMA aims to display its watchmaking savoir-faire in its quest for transitioning towards a watchmaking Manufacture operating model. Leveraging from the advanced manufacturing and production methods implemented during the past two years, YEMA will soon release its upcoming 3-hands Manufacture caliber, the CMM.10.” OLIVIER MORY – WATCHMAKER DEVELOPER

Double dome sapphire bezel & crystal

This collector’s timepiece is also equipped with a high-quality double-domed sapphire crystal 2.20 mm high, offering better readability, increased resistance and a resolutely vintage appearance.

Yachtingraph iconic dial

The dial takes inspiration from the aesthetic codes of the 1970’s Yachtingraf iconic model. It features a sunray black finish with applied markers coated with Super-LumiNova and a colorful Maréographe register reminiscent of the regatta-style Yachtingraf vintage model completed with a tides indicator in the form of a small hand gracefully decorated with YEMA’s logo. The 60-second tourbillon boasts a mesmerizing kinetic spectacle for the wearer as it beats and turns against the partially open dial.

Steel/Bronze case & sapphire display caseback

The case design combines both sportiness and elegance while ensuring a 10 BAR water resistance. Available in steel or bronze, it features different finishes with vertical brushing and polished beveled lugs and a circular brushed bezel. With a 42.5mm contained diameter and a 12.3mm thickness (14.5mm including the double-domed sapphire crystal), it offers balanced proportions for such a timepiece. The 20mm lug allows a wide choice of bracelets. The transparent exhibition caseback reveals the beating heart, it shows off the distinctive architecture of the CMM.30 tourbillon caliber creating a fascinating experience for the true enthusiast. The caseback outer ring is engraved with a unique Limited Edition number (XX/75) and a serial number (XXX-XXX).

FKM Viton® rubber bracelet

Made from premium quality FKM Viton® rubber, providing utmost durability while remaining easily pliable, comfortable, dust repelling and highly resistant to tearing. The elegant 316L Stainless Steel folding clasp, available in brushed steel and IP bronze, adds style and comfort.

Tourbillion calibre

Invented by French horologist Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1795, the tourbillon is an advanced regulating organ present in certain high-end mechanical watches, intended to improve the precision of timepieces. It consists of a rotating cage containing the balance wheel and its hairspring, the escape wheel, the lever and the second wheel which drives it. The cage rotates 360 degrees every 60 seconds, which counteracts the effects of gravity and reduces any positional errors of accuracy. The tourbillon embodies watchmaking know-how, only a few Manufactures master the creation of this caliber masterpiece.

Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition This collector's timepiece is also equipped with a high-quality double-domed sapphire crystal 2.20 mm high, offering better readability, increased resistance and a resolutely vintage appearance.

Own design locally manufactured

The Calibre Manufacture Morteau 30 (CMM.30) tourbillon unique’s design offers high performance thanks to its clever architecture and high-quality Franco-Swiss components. Entirely designed and developed by Olivier Mory in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the regulating organs are manufactured in Switzerland while the bridges and mainplates are manufactured by YEMA in its Morteau workshops.

France-Swiss accuracy

With its Swiss regulating part, the CMM.30 tourbillon is a high-precision movement ensuring high performance. The free-sprung balance wheel regulates isochronism for lasting precision and stability. In the absence of a regulator, the durability of the hairspring is increased, as is long-term precision. Adjusted in 6 positions, the CMM.30 ensures an accuracy of –3 and +7 seconds per day.

105 hours of power reserve thanks to a large barrel

The CMM.30 has a single large barrel optimized to ensure a power reserve of 105 hours. Specifically manufactured for the CMM.30 by Générale Ressorts, this large barrel is off-centered in order to make enough room for the gears and the balance wheel so as to preserve a contained thickness.

Optimised escapement

Interface between the gear train and the regulating organ, the escapement is the place where energy and chronometry intersect in a complex interaction. The escapement is an energy-demanding system, it alone consumes more than half of the barrels’ energy. It is the friction of the anchor pallets on the anchor which, despite their lubrication, dissipates a good part of this energy.

The CMM.30 tourbillon escapement presents notable improvements which reduce this friction thanks to an innovating and particularly sophisticated manufacturing process (LiGA technology). This advanced escapement ensures optimization of the entire mechanics, precision and longevity of the caliber components.

Antimanetic and shock-resistant

Designed for everyday life, the CMM.30 presents robust technical characteristics for a tourbillon caliber. Equipped with non-magnetic components, such as a Swiss-made non-metallic alloy hairspring, a Glucydur balance wheel with an adjustment mass made in gold and micro-components manufactured with LiGA technology materials, the CMM.30 is capable of withstanding exposures to electromagnetic fields up to 2,000 Gauss, a real feat for a tourbillon caliber.

The architecture of the tourbillon cage bridge with its free-sprung balance wheel and the shock absorbers manufactured by Kif make the CMM.30 impervious to shocks, vibrations, and acceleration up to 5,000 Gs in all directions.

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Two limited editions marking the brand’s 75th anniversary. The diving watches that arrive with a stainless steel or bronze case stand out for featuring a tourbillon and a tide indicator on the dial.

Yema, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, presents the new Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe to mark the occasion which arrives in two limited editions of 75 pieces each.

In addition to the obvious complications, the new dive watch adds a tourbillon at 6 o’clock and a tide indicator at noon.

The tide indicator, which is painted blue and red, describes a half rotation through its pointer every 6h12m7.89s depending on the Earth’s rotation, marking a new tidal cycle, which means that the indicator operates a full 360º rotation every two cycles and which occurs every 12h25m15.79s.

The watch that wears a stainless steel or bronze case comes with dimensions of 42.50 mm in diameter by 14.50 mm in thickness with a mainly brushed finish and polished on the edges, domed unidirectional black bezel with 60m scale, domed sapphire crystal, crown at 3 o ‘clock with crown guards, open case back and 100m of water resistance.

On the black sunray dial, applied hour indexes and Dauphine’s hands in the same colour as the case and filled with Super-Luminova, the ‘Mareographe’ colour we talked about above and which comes with a steel or bronze contour, and the 60s tourbillon that completes a rotation every minute on which there are two plaques engraved with the brand name and ‘France’ relating to its roots.

Inside runs the CMM.30 hand-wound movement designed by Olivier Mory, which in addition to offering an impressive 105 hours of power reserve, is resistant to magnetic fields of up to 2,000 Gauss, shocks of up to 5,000G and an accuracy of – 3/+7 seconds per day. The same can be admired through the rear sapphire glass, highlighting the blackened bridges.

The watch, which comes attached to a black FKM rubber strap with a deployment clasp matching the case, costs €9,990 (plus taxes) and is currently in a pre-order period which will be delivered at the end of January 2024.

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Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary By Yema

Yema, the enigmatic watch brand, presents a unique identity. Founded in 1948 by the French watchmaker Henry Louis Belmont, it has consistently crafted exquisite timepieces infused with a distinctive French flair. Yet, it distinguishes itself by its limited production, crafting watches in small numbers. Regardless of whether you label it an independent or microbrand, the latest offering from Yema is bound to captivate your attention. This exceptional timepiece boasts one of horology’s most coveted and desired complications—the tourbillon. Join us as we delve into Yema’s latest creation, the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary.

Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary.

Yema is set to introduce two distinct variations of its upcoming timepiece. The first version will be crafted from stainless steel, while the second will showcase an exquisite bronze construction. Each of these editions will be strictly limited to a production run of 75 numbered units. Both versions will showcase a 42.5mm case with a captivating combination of design elements, including alternating finishes that incorporate vertical brushing, polished bevels, and a finely detailed circular brushed bezel.

The unidirectional rotating bezel is meticulously fashioned from scratch-resistant sapphire with a subtle dome shape, necessitating a painstaking manufacturing procedure. This bezel is then adorned with an insert featuring a minimalist 0-60 scale and a luminescent marker positioned at the 12 o’clock position.

The dial draws inspiration from the design elements of YEMA’s iconic 1970s Yachtingraf model. It boasts a sunray black finish adorned with applied markers coated in Super-LumiNova, as well as a vibrant Maréographe sub-dial reminiscent of the vintage Yachtingraf’s regatta style. The dial is further enhanced with a tide indicator represented by a small hand adorned with the YEMA logo.

In the YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary timepiece, this hand tracks high and low tides, completing half-revolutions every 6 hours, 12 minutes, and 7.89 seconds to signify the shift from high tide to low tide and vice versa. Additionally, it completes a full revolution every 12 hours, 25 minutes, and 15.79 seconds.

Positioned at the 6 o’clock position, the 60-second tourbillon creates a mesmerizing kinetic display within the partially open dial, captivating the wearer with its oscillations and rotations.

Inside the watch, behind a clear caseback, we find Yema’s CMM.30 – a hand wound tourbillon caliber, offering 105 hours of power reserve when fully wound.

The caliber visible through the caseback.

Featuring non-magnetic components like a Swiss-made non-metallic alloy hairspring, a Glucydur balance wheel with an adjustment mass crafted in gold, and micro-components fabricated with LiGA technology materials, the CMM.30 exhibits remarkable resistance to electromagnetic fields, handling exposures of up to 2,000 Gauss—a remarkable achievement for a tourbillon movement.

The structural design of the tourbillon cage bridge, coupled with its free-sprung balance wheel and shock absorbers, renders the CMM.30 impervious to shocks, vibrations, and accelerations of up to 5,000 Gs in all directions. This tourbillon movement is purpose-built for everyday use.

Each and every part of the Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary, including the watch case, dial, and hands, is manufactured within a 72-kilometer radius of Morteau, the home of Yema, extending across both France and Switzerland. The calibre bridges and mainplates are meticulously crafted within YEMA’s Morteau facilities, serving as the hub for the final assembly of all components as well.

As mentioned above, Yema will be offering this watch in two versions, both of them will be paired with a premium quality FKM Viton rubber strap. Both versions, the stainless steel, reference 37.33.66.SN.U6 and the bronze version, reference 37.33.66.ZN.U6, will be priced at 9,990 euro.

To Sum It Up

It’s no secret that Yema produces exceptional timepieces. Among the watches we’re eagerly anticipating is the Traveler Micro-Rotor Limited Edition , a sports watch with an integrated bracelet that’s already sold out. To this list, we can now add the company’s latest release, the Yachtinggraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary. This watch presents the tourbillon complication in a sporty-elegant design, boasting an incredibly attractive price point, especially for a European tourbillon timepiece.

While we ponder whether Yema should be classified as a microbrand or an independent manufacturer, we hope the company doesn’t hold back on creating more such outstanding watches.

For more information, visit Yema’s website.

After years of editing content related to computers, smartphones, and tech, Shony Mordehay was captivated by the allure of wristwatches. The intricate mechanics and timeless appeal soon won him over. He delved deep, scouring global magazines and expanding his knowledge across various facets of the watch domain – from luxury to indie brands, microbrands, and beyond. Today, as the editor-in-chief, Shony is dedicated to keeping his readers informed about the latest in the microbrand watch world. His personal collection boasts an eclectic mix of timepieces, ranging from renowned brands like Zenith, Omega, and Hamilton to niche names such as Davosa, NINE FOUR WATCHES, and more.

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Yachtingraf Steel Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

Nice to look at on other peoples wrists……especially when it’s service time 😬

Not a lot of use where I live, as we have 4 tides a day. If you are really bored, you can read about it here . I don't think that I would spend $10K on it though.

Not bad looking at all. I had no idea that Yema has been around for 75 years. Cheers!

I like it and I’m glad Yema is trying new things like, as well as the microrotor. I’m hoping the new upcoming 3 hander movement is in a more affordable offering. By the way, I have 6 Yema’s from the past couple years, no problem with any of them.

LetsWatchDoug said: B E A Utiful and within my budget - I wonder if the tide complication is a function of the moonphase Click to expand...

Nokie said: Just noticed that price. I will pass thanks..... Click to expand...

Good looking, but I hate ‘limited special edition’ runs of watches.

B E A Utiful and within my budget - I wonder if the tide complication is a function of the moonphase

Looks good. Something different.

saintsman said: Not a lot of use where I live, as we have 4 tides a day. If you are really bored, you can read about it here . I don't think that I would spend $10K on it though. Click to expand...

I guess tourbillons are a right of passage they are however still pretty yet pretty useless and expensive to service , that been said the new Yema manufacture is nice and the models they are presenting not too bad at all....

Just noticed that price. I will pass thanks.....

Looks great, mvt looks very nice.

Interesting until I saw the thickness 14.5 and manual wind. Interested in their microrotor if not for brand reputation.

When it comes to pre-orders, I always figured that whatever the deposit is, is what the watch cost the brand. I think its important for brands invest in their own products before their customers are asked too.

I really like yemas styling all around, and I also like that they’re trying to be an in house brand, that is cool and uncommon in their price range. what I don’t understand as much is why they don’t focus their efforts on making their movements really solid as opposed to being so all over the board. Multiple generations of 3 hand, gmt, micro rotor, now tourbillons…and as far as I know not a single one of them known for their reliability or polish. My 3000 movement is certainly not, and that’s third generation of the simplest iteration. not my business of course but it’s a shame that by now, a good few years into this, they could have one or maybe 2 really respected movements and a good rep instead of what they have now, which…

I have three Yema's with the 2nd gen 2000 mvmt and I haven't had one problem. The persistent story of CS issues on WUS is hard to kill, and I suspect is related mostly to their 1st gen in-house mvmt. Lucky for Yema the number of actual Yema consumers on WUS is likely a tiny % of their sales otherwise they'd be out of business. What's more interesting to me is the new 3-hander movement which I'm hoping is a lot less expensive than the tourbillon, and maybe even the micro-rotor mvmt. I'd assume they'd eventually retire the current 2000 mvmt but who knows: ..leveraging from the manufacturing and production methods implemented for the CMM.20 micro-rotor, our upcoming 3-hands Manufacture Caliber CMM.10 features higher precision, better shock-resistance and 70+ hours power reserve, assuring stable and accurate timekeeping. Our watchmakers have been working on this new caliber during the past 2 years and the first series are expected to roll out as early as the first quarter of 2024.

Would what will happen with those who buy this when it comes servicing time, given Yema's customer service rep????

Expensive "googaw" that I don't need.

That's a lot of money. With that proprietary movement it's probable that it would have to go back to Yema for most servicing, and there's the rub.

I'd trust a Seagull tourbillion before I trusted this one. If they can't get three-hand dive watches right, I don't know why anyone would buy a $10k haute complication from them.

Gorgeous, but 10k I’ll just admire from afar 😣

With Yema's QC track record I'd be scared of that tourbillon ejecting itself from the watch like a piece of shrapnel and embedding into my frontal lobe. Pass.

Yema should focus on the basics, like straightening out their QC and CS, along with moving past funding everything through KS - you know, behaving like an a legitimate “big boy” brand - before skipping about five steps ahead with something like this. If they have trouble properly servicing three hand movements, one can only imagine the nightmare that will ensue when one of these inevitably goes wonky.

I would probably pick a different "budget" tourbillon from horage or FC.

Review: Horage Tourbillon 1

I recall coming across some threads about Yema’s poor customer service in the past here and elsewhere as some have pointed out. It sounds very risky getting their tourbillon watch which will likely cost a lot just to service it via a third party if there are issues getting Yema to do so satisfactorily.

Speaking generally, I think having a tourbillon visible from the dial side is quite gauche.

I'm not saying there haven't been issues before but on some of the ongoing Yema threads here, and the Yema FB group(s) I look at now and again, I'm not seeing any rampant QC/customer service posts? Maybe it's possible things have improved since the bad old days. Maybe the first in-house mvmt was a dud, and the 2000 is less prone to issues. The 6 I have are running like a champ and I'm eyeing a 7th maybe later this month or next. I won't be a blind fanboy though, if I ever have an issue I have no problem making it known.

I don't know how much cost the R&D went into creating this, but the resources would probably have been spent better on other aspects of the company.

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Introducing: The Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe

Well, we can certainly put the new Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe in the “Things We Didn’t See Coming” category. After all, Yema is a recently reborn successful player in the affordable retro space. When we hear the word “tourbillon,” affordability is nowhere on the radar, but there is some semblance of approachability here. Shall we […]

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Yachtingraf Bronze Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

Yachtingraf Steel Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

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Your timepiece enjoys a 5 year international warranty from the date of shipment. It does not cover any damage on any part of the watch resulting from abnormal use, lack of care, negligence, accidents and incorrect usage.

International shipping is offered free-of-charge for purchases as from 99€. All our shipments are handled by our partner DHL. You will receive an email with the parcel tracking number the day your watch leaves our workshops in France. Upon receipt of DHL's email, note that you have the option to adjust the parcel's delivery address and/or defer the date of receipt of your package, if necessary.

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YEMA'S 75TH ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITION

Entirely designed and manufactured in Morteau and the Franco-Swiss Jura valley around our workshops, this collector's timepiece with high-end finishes available in steel and bronze editions and limited to 75 numbered copies each, marks the 75th anniversary of YEMA and its gradual transition towards a vertically integrated watchmaking Manufacture. This masterpiece is powered by an exceptional hand-wound tourbillon caliber designed by Olivier Mory, a renowned French Watchmaker Developer based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, which offers unprecedented performance and complications.

FRENCH MANUFACTURE CALIBER

Caliber designed and developed by Olivier Mory. Micro-components (bridges and plates) manufactured directly in our YEMA workshops in Morteau, including assemblies, adjustments and checks.

TOURBILLON TIDE COMPLICATION

Prestigious caliber offering high performance thanks to its clever architecture and high-quality Franco-Swiss components. Unique lunar time complication with display of tide cycles.

-3/+7 SECONDS ACCURACY

Optimised mechanical accuracy with near chronometer-certified performance.

105 HOURS POWER RESERVE

Increased power reserve thanks to a large barrel allowing optimized winding.

TOOL WATCH REVOLUTION: LUXURY MEETS FUNCTIONALITY

" The Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe has been designed for purpose, a true tool watch able to withstand the harshest conditions. It features a double dome sapphire crystal, a unidirectional count-up sapphire bezel, 10 ATM water-resistance, high anti-magnetic resistance (2,000 Gauss) and shock-resistance (5,000G) as well as an innovative tide indication complication animated by an exceptional and precise tourbillon caliber offering over 4 days power reserve. This unique set of features is uncommon since tourbillon watches are mostly designed as watchmaking art pieces that are delicate in their utilization. This is one of the rarest tourbillons built for daily use, a luxury timepiece that is as rugged and functional as it is beautiful and refined, a tool watch in the lineage of YEMA watches. " CHRISTOPHER BÔLE CEO & HEAD OF DESIGN

DOUBLE DOME SAPPHIRE BEZEL & CRYSTAL

The unidirectional rotating bezel is characterized by its luxurious finishes. It is crafted from scratch-resistant, slightly domed sapphire, requiring a much more sophisticated and time-consuming manufacturing process. The bezel is completed by an insert with a minimalist 0-60 graduation and a luminescent marker at noon. This collector's timepiece is also equipped with a high-quality double-domed sapphire crystal 2.20 mm high, offering better readability, increased resistance and a resolutely vintage appearance.

YACHTINGRAF ICONIC DIAL

STEEL/BRONZE CASE & SAPPHIRE DISPLAY CASEBACK

FKM VITON® RUBBER BRACELET

TOURBILLON CALIBER

MARÉOGRAPHE COMPLICATION

The Maréographe consists of a tide complication placed in an elegant register. To make this magnificent phenomenon of nature visible, an elegant small hand indicates high and low tides by making gradual half-revolutions every 6h 12m 7.89s (change from high tide to low tide and vice versa) and a full revolution every 12h 25m 15.79s.

For Olivier Mory, astronomy is a family passion that spans several generations, so for him it was natural to work on a complication linked to the movement of the stars, in this case lunar time and terrestrial tides. The Earth revolves around the Sun by rotating on its own axis. The duration of this rotation on itself is the average day (24 hours). The Moon orbits the Earth in 29.54 days in the same direction as the Earth rotates. The Moon gets a little ahead of the Earth each day, the duration of the Lunar Day is 24 hours 50 minutes 31 seconds. The tidal cycles are conditioned by the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon during its rotation around the Earth. By integrating the lunar time on a mechanical watch then by synchronizing the tides to local time, this makes possible to display local tides with rigorous accuracy

A UNIQUE TOURBILLON DESIGN ARCHITECTURE

CALIBRE MANUFACTURE MORTEAU 30

TALENTED WATCHMAKERS TEAM

Four talented French watchmakers, cumulating over 120 years experience at the most prestigious watch brands, have taken up the challenge of creating YEMA’s first Manufacture Calibers

OLIVIER MORY

WATCHMAKER DEVELOPER 20+ years experience at Audemars Piguet, Sellita, Piaget, Cartier, Panerai, Skill, YEMA

PATRICK AUGERAU

SENIOR WATCHMAKING ENGINEER 45+ years experience at Omega, Audemars Piguet, YEMA

JEAN-PAUL BOILLOT

MASTER WATCHMAKER 40+ years experience at YEMA

NICOLAS BAILLY

TECHNICAL WATCHMAKER 15+ years experience at Cartier, Pro Horlogerie, YEMA

“ With this Tourbillon Maréographe caliber and the Micro-Rotor caliber, YEMA opens a chapter into fine watchmaking targeting watch connoisseurs. In our vision, these two first Manufacture calibers are the foundation of our future 3-hands Manufacture caliber, the CMM.10. Often times the opposite path is not true. ” OLIVIER MORY WATCHMAKER DEVELOPER

LOCAL PRODUCTION

Over the past two years, YEMA has made significant investments aimed at insourcing a good part of its production and constantly improving the quality of its manufacturing processes by using new equipment as well as expanding and modernising its workshops and production lines. In addition, the Franco-Swiss Jura region being increasingly integrated, YEMA now works with new local partners to secure a more responsible and higher quality production.

Movement Components

Movement Design

Switzerland

France + Switzerland

Case, dial, hands

A DYNAMIC REGIONAL WATCHMAKING ECOSYSTEM

5 YEARS INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY

In our commitment to quality, all timepieces equipped with a mechanical YEMA Manufacture movement enjoy an extended International Warranty period of 5 (five) years.

WELCOME TO A WORLD OF PRIVILEGES

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YEMA WOODEN CASE & 5 YEARS WARRANTY

Each watch is delivered in an elegant wooden case with a personalised International Warranty card.

YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

37.33.66.SN.U6

Avvisami quando questo prodotto è disponibile:

Ultimi orologi disponibili prima del tutto esaurito! Orologio da collezione disponibile nelle edizioni acciaio e bronzo. Limitato a 75 copie numerate ciascuno.

75° ANNIVERSARIO DI YEMA EDIZIONE LIMITATA

Interamente progettato e realizzato a Morteau e nella valle del Giura franco-svizzero attorno ai nostri laboratori, questo segnatempo da collezione con finiture di fascia alta, disponibile in edizioni in acciaio e bronzo e limitato a 75 esemplari numerati ciascuno, segna il 75° anniversario di YEMA e la sua graduale transizione verso una Manifattura orologiera integrata verticalmente. Questo capolavoro è alimentato da un eccezionale calibro tourbillon a carica manuale progettato da Olivier Mory, un rinomato sviluppatore di orologi francesi con sede a La Chaux-de-Fonds, che offre prestazioni e complicazioni senza precedenti.

CALIBRO DI MANIFATTURA FRANCESE

Calibro progettato e sviluppato da Olivier Mory. Microcomponenti (ponti e piastre) realizzati direttamente nei nostri laboratori YEMA a Morteau, compresi assemblaggi, regolazioni e controlli.

PRECISIONE -3/+7 SECONDI

Precisione meccanica ottimizzata con prestazioni vicine a quelle di un cronometro (COSC).

COMPLICAZIONI TOURBILLON MAREOGRAFO

Calibro prestigioso che offre prestazioni elevate grazie alla sua architettura intelligente e ai componenti franco-svizzeri di alta qualità. Complicazione unica del tempo lunare con visualizzazione dei cicli delle maree.

RISERVA DI CARICA 105 ORE

Maggiore riserva di carica grazie al bariletto di grandi dimensioni che consente una carica ottimizzata.

COMPLICAZIONI TOURBILLONMAREOGRAFO

RIVOLUZIONE DEL TOOL WATCH: IL LUSSO INCONTRA LA FUNZIONALITÀ

CHRISTOPHER BÔLE

Ceo & head of design.

" Lo Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe è stato progettato per questo scopo, un vero orologio strumento in grado di resistere alle condizioni più difficili. È dotato di un vetro zaffiro a doppia cupola, una lunetta unidirezionale in zaffiro con conteggio alla rovescia, impermeabilità fino a 10 ATM, elevata resistenza antimagnetica ( 2.000 Gauss) e resistenza agli urti (5.000 G), nonché un'innovativa complicazione dell'indicazione delle maree animata da un calibro tourbillon eccezionale e preciso che offre una riserva di carica di oltre 4 giorni. Questo insieme unico di caratteristiche è raro poiché gli orologi con tourbillon sono per lo più progettati come pezzi d'arte orologiera delicati nel loro utilizzo. Questo è uno dei tourbillon più rari costruiti per l'uso quotidiano, un orologio di lusso tanto robusto e funzionale quanto bello e raffinato, un orologio strumento nella stirpe degli orologi YEMA. "

LUNETTA E VETRO ZAFFIRO A DOPPIA CUPOLA

La lunetta girevole si distingue sia per il suo design complesso che per la qualità delle finiture. È composto da un inserto con graduazione minimalista 0-60 e un indicatore luminescente alle ore 12. Questi due elementi sono coperti e protetti da una cupola in zaffiro antigraffio che richiede un processo di lavorazione e produzione complesso e meticoloso. La parte inferiore della lunetta è dentellata con precisione e facilita l'utilizzo del suo sistema di rotazione unidirezionale. Questo segnatempo da collezione è inoltre dotato di un vetro zaffiro a doppia cupola di alta qualità di 2,20 mm di altezza, che offre una migliore leggibilità, una maggiore resistenza e un aspetto decisamente vintage.

QUADRANTE ICONICO YACHTINGRAF

Il quadrante sfoggia una finitura nera soleil per un effetto meraviglioso e prende in prestito i codici estetici che hanno decretato il successo dei modelli vintage Yachtingraf. I colori rosso e blu della complicazione mareografo così come i famosi indici “a bastone” in acciaio applicati e rivestiti di Super-LumiNova richiamano immediatamente lo Yachtingraf degli anni 70. Il cuore aperto del quadrante a ore 6 lascia intravedere l'animazione del meccanismo del Tourbillion. La Y del logo YEMA è intarsiata direttamente nella piccola lancetta del contatore mareografo per lasciare l'intero quadrante molto raffinato.

CASSA IN ACCIAIO/BRONZO E FONDELLO A VISTA IN ZAFFIRO

Il design della cassa unisce sportività ed eleganza garantendo al tempo stesso un'impermeabilità di 10 BAR. Disponibile in acciaio o bronzo, presenta diverse finiture con spazzolatura verticale e anse smussate lucide e lunetta circolare spazzolata. Con un diametro contenuto di 42,5 mm e uno spessore di 12,3 mm (14,5 mm compreso il vetro zaffiro a doppia cupola), offre proporzioni equilibrate per un orologio di questo tipo. L'ansa da 20mm permette un'ampia scelta di cinturini. Il fondello trasparente rivela il cuore pulsante, mette in mostra l'architettura distintiva del calibro tourbillon CMM.30 creando un'esperienza affascinante per il vero appassionato. L'anello esterno del fondello è inciso con un numero unico di edizione limitata (XX/75) e un numero di serie (XXX-XXX).

BRACCIALE IN GOMMA FKM VITON®

Realizzato in gomma FKM Viton® di alta qualità, garantisce la massima durata pur rimanendo facilmente flessibile, confortevole, repellente alla polvere e altamente resistente allo strappo. L'elegante chiusura pieghevole in acciaio inossidabile 316L, disponibile in acciaio spazzolato e bronzo IP, aggiunge stile e comfort.

CALIBRO TOURBILLON

Inventato dall'orologo francese Abraham-Louis Breguet nel 1795, il tourbillon è un organo di regolazione avanzato presente in alcuni orologi meccanici di fascia alta, destinato a migliorare la precisione dei segnatempo. È costituito da una gabbia rotante contenente il bilanciere e la sua spirale, la ruota di scappamento, la leva e la seconda ruota che lo aziona. La gabbia ruota di 360 gradi ogni 60 secondi, contrastando gli effetti della gravità e riducendo eventuali errori di posizionamento e precisione. Il tourbillon incarna il know-how orologiero, solo pochi Manifatturieri sono maestri nella creazione di questo capolavoro di calibro.

COMPLICAZIONE MAREOGRAFO

Il mareografo è costituito da una complicazione delle maree inserita in un elegante registro. Per rendere visibile questo magnifico fenomeno della natura, un'elegante lancetta indica l'alta e la bassa marea effettuando mezze rivoluzioni graduali ogni 6h 12m 7.89s (passaggio da alta marea a bassa marea e viceversa) e un giro completo ogni 12h 25m 15.79s .

Per Olivier Mory, l'astronomia è una passione di famiglia che abbraccia diverse generazioni, quindi per lui è stato naturale lavorare su una complicazione legata al movimento delle stelle, in questo caso l'ora lunare e le maree terrestri. La Terra gira attorno al Sole ruotando sul proprio asse. La durata di questa rotazione su se stessa è quella del giorno medio (24 ore). La Luna orbita attorno alla Terra in 29,54 giorni nella stessa direzione in cui ruota la Terra. Ogni giorno la Luna avanza leggermente rispetto alla Terra, la durata del giorno lunare è di 24 ore 50 minuti e 31 secondi. I cicli delle maree sono condizionati dalle forze gravitazionali esercitate dalla Luna durante la sua rotazione attorno alla Terra. Integrando l'ora lunare su un orologio meccanico e quindi sincronizzando le maree con l'ora locale, è possibile visualizzare le maree locali con rigorosa precisione.

IL TALENTUOSO TEAM DI OROLOGIAI FRANCESI

Quattro talentuosi orologiai francesi, che accumulano oltre 120 anni di esperienza presso i marchi di orologi più prestigiosi, hanno raccolto la sfida di creare i primi calibri di manifattura YEMA

OLIVIER MORY

Watchmaker developer.

20+ anni di esperienza presso Audemars Piguet, Sellita, Piaget, Cartier, Panerai, Skill, YEMA

PATRICK AUGERAU

Senior watchmaking engineer.

45+ anni di esperienza presso Omega, Audemars Piguet, YEMA

JEAN-PAUL BOILLOT

Master watchmaker.

40+ anni di esperienza presso YEMA

NICOLAS BAILLY

Technical watchmaker.

15+ anni di esperienza presso Cartier, Pro Horlogerie, YEMA

“Con questo calibro Tourbillon Mareografo e il calibro Micro-Rotor, YEMA apre un capitolo nell'alta orologeria rivolto agli intenditori di orologi. Nella nostra visione, questi due primi calibri di manifattura costituiscono la base del nostro futuro calibro di manifattura a 3 lancette, il CMM.10. Spesso il percorso opposto non è vero. "

CALIBRO DI MANIFATTURA MORTEAU 30 (CMM.30) UN TOURBILLON CON ARCHITETTURA E CONCEZIONE UNICA

Ø 31mm Tourbillon meccanico a carica manuale, bilanciere a molla libera

COMPLICAZIONI

Cicli delle maree (Tempo lunare)

3Hz (21 600 A/h)

RISERVA DI CARICA

-3/+7 secondi(Regolato in 6 posizioni)

RESISTENZA MAGNETICA

2 000 Gauss

RESISTENZA AGLI URTI

ORGANI REGOLATORI

Gabbia del tourbillon con bilanciere a molla libera

Ancora LiGa e ruota di scappamento

DECORAZIONE

ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition)

PROGETTAZIONE E PRODUZIONE LOCALE

Il calibro di manifattura tourbillon Morteau 30 (CMM.30) ha un design unico che offre prestazioni elevate grazie alla sua architettura intelligente e ai componenti franco-svizzeri di alta qualità. Interamente progettati e sviluppati da Olivier Mory a La Chaux-de-Fonds, gli organi di regolazione sono fabbricati in Svizzera mentre i ponti e le platine sono lavorati da YEMA nei suoi laboratori di Morteau.

Ø 31mm Tourbillon meccanico a carica manuale, bilanciere a molla libera

-3/+7 secondi (Regolato in 6 posizioni)

PRECISIONE FRANCO-SVIZZERA

Con la sua parte di regolazione svizzera, il tourbillon CMM.30 è un movimento di alta precisione che garantisce elevate prestazioni.Il bilanciamento a inerzia variabile regola l'isocronismo per una precisione e stabilità durature. In assenza di regolatore, la durata della spirale aumenta, così come la precisione a lungo termine, offrendo una differenza di velocità compresa tra –3 e +7 secondi al giorno.

RISERVA DI CARICA 105 ORE GRAZIE AL GRANDE BARILETTO

Il CMM.30 ha un unico grande bariletto ottimizzato per garantire una riserva di carica di 105 ore. Realizzato appositamente per il CMM.30 da Générale Ressorts, questo grande bariletto è decentrato per lasciare spazio sufficiente agli ingranaggi e al bilanciere in modo da preservare uno spessore contenuto.

SCAPPAMENTO OTTIMIZZATO

Interfaccia tra il rotismo e l'organo regolatore, lo scappamento è il luogo dove energia e cronometria si intersecano in una complessa interazione. Lo scappamento è un sistema vorace, da solo consuma più della metà dell'energia dei bariletti. È l'attrito delle pale dell'ancora sull'ancora che, nonostante la loro lubrificazione, dissipa buona parte di questa energia. Lo scappamento del tourbillon CMM.30 presenta notevoli miglioramenti che riducono questo attrito grazie alla lavorazione dei componenti che utilizzano tecnologie di tipo LiGA particolarmente sofisticate. Questo scappamento avanzato garantisce l'ottimizzazione dell'intera meccanica, la precisione e la longevità del calibro.

ANTIMAGNETICO E RESISTENTE AGLI URTI

Progettato per la vita di tutti i giorni, il CMM.30 presenta caratteristiche tecniche robuste per un calibro da tourbillon. Dotato di elementi non magnetici, come una spirale in lega non metallica di fabbricazione svizzera, un bilanciere in Glucydur con massa di regolazione in oro e microcomponenti lavorati con tecnologie di tipo LiGA , il CMM.30 è quindi in grado di ospitare con successo un'esposizione a un campo magnetico di 2.000 Gauss , una vera prodezza per un calibro da tourbillon. L'architettura del ponte a gabbia del tourbillon con il suo bilanciamento a inerzia variabile (assenza di racchetta) e gli ammortizzatori lavorati da Kif rendono il CMM.30 insensibile agli urti, alle vibrazioni e alle accelerazioni fino a 5.000 G in tutte le direzioni.

Progettato per la vita di tutti i giorni, il CMM.30 presenta caratteristiche tecniche robuste per un calibro da tourbillon. Dotato di elementi non magnetici, come una spirale in lega non metallica di fabbricazione svizzera, un bilanciere in Glucydur con massa di regolazione in oro e microcomponenti lavorati con tecnologie di tipo LiGA, il CMM.30 è quindi in grado di ospitare con successo un'esposizione a un campo magnetico di 2.000 Gauss, una vera prodezza per un calibro da tourbillon. L'architettura del ponte a gabbia del tourbillon con il suo bilanciamento a inerzia variabile (assenza di racchetta) e gli ammortizzatori lavorati da Kif rendono il CMM.30 insensibile agli urti, alle vibrazioni e alle accelerazioni fino a 5.000 G in tutte le direzioni.

DECORAZIONE A DEPOSIZIONE DI STRATO ATOMICO (ALD).

Invece della tradizionale decorazione “guilloché”, la forma curva dei ponti leggermente scheletrati, che ricordano le onde della marea, privilegiano una decorazione minimalista, uniforme e di alta qualità per accentuare l’aspetto contemporaneo del nostro calibro tourbillon di Manifattura. L'eccezionale trattamento di satinatura e microsabbiatura della platina principale e dei ponti viene eseguito in colore nero utilizzando la più recente tecnologia ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) da un rinomato specialista svizzero in rivestimenti decorativi nanometrici. Questo rivoluzionario processo di deposizione di gas garantisce un rivestimento uniforme con una precisione di circa un nanometro, che preserva la finitura satinata decorativa della superficie.

PRODUZIONE LOCALE

Negli ultimi due anni YEMA ha effettuato importanti investimenti volti a internalizzare buona parte della propria produzione e a migliorare costantemente la qualità dei propri processi produttivi utilizzando nuove attrezzature, nonché ad espandere e ammodernare le proprie officine e linee di produzione.

Inoltre, poiché la regione del Giura franco-svizzero è sempre più integrata, YEMA ora collabora con nuovi partner locali per garantire una produzione più responsabile e di qualità superiore.

Tutti i componenti del movimento tourbillon, compresa la cassa dell'orologio, il quadrante e le lancette, sono prodotti in Francia e Svizzera in un raggio di 72 km da Morteau da artigiani riconosciuti nell'alta orologeria. I ponti e le platine del calibro sono fabbricati nei laboratori YEMA a Morteau, dove avviene l'assemblaggio finale di tutti i componenti.

Design del movimento

Componenti del movimento, cassa, quadrante, lancette, assemblaggio.

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UN ECOSISTEMA REGIONALE DINAMICO DI OROLOGIAI

I laboratori YEMA hanno sede a Morteau, la culla dell'orologeria francese, a pochi passi dalla regione dell'orologeria svizzera. Questa comunità orologiera transfrontaliera concentrata lungo le montagne del Giura si è gradualmente trasformata in un vero e proprio ecosistema regionale riconosciuto patrimonio culturale immateriale dall'UNESCO nel 2020.

" C'est une excellente nouvelle de voir une marque française historique comme YEMA investir dans la fabrication de calibres manufacture , tout cela en maintenant des prix très compétitifs "

" Une grande partie de l'excitation actuelle autour de YEMA est liée au lancement de leur mouvement Manufacture à micro-rotor, qui marque un tout nouveau chapitre pour la marque alors qu'elle continue d'élever son jeu "

" Une fiche technique assez réjouissante : 190 composants de qualité, platine et ponts usinés chez YEMA à Morteau, réserve de marche de 70h grâce à un barillet plus gros que celui d'un 2824 et des performances chronométriques proches des normes COSC "

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YEMA celebrates its 75th anniversary with a Manufacture Tourbillon calibre

On the occasion of his 75th year , French brand Yema recently announced the launch of its future Manufacture Calibres, a major trend in the watchmaking world for several years now.

Now entirely designed and developed in France, in their Morteau workshops, these calibers are the fruit of a titanic process of relocation and re-industrialization begun over a decade ago by the watchmaking house.

At the dawn of a new era marked by the birth of ever more sophisticated, top-quality calibres, we wanted to relive the great (and most difficult) hours of the company, now a key player on the French watchmaking scene.

1 Genesis of a historic French company
2 The first Manufacture Calibre
3 A promising end to the year
3.1 The CMM.10, the future 3-hand Manufacture Calibre
3.2 A Tourbillon movement for Yema's 75th anniversary
3.3 Technical specifications of the YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe
4 French excellence

Genesis of a historic French company

It was in 1948, in the Doubsian town of Besançon, that the French watch brand Yema . Founded by Henry Louis Belmont, a descendant of a watchmaking family who graduated at the top of his class at the watchmaking school, the company quickly established its reputation for reliable, daring timepieces, notably by offering the first series of automatic chronometers made in Franche-Comté as early as 1952.

However, if we really want to understand the impact of this new company on the watchmaking market, we have to go back to 1963, the birth year of the diver's watch Yema Superman . Initially designed for aquatic professionals and renowned for its indestructible 300-metre water-resistance and patented stop-brake, its many variations will also win over the hearts of lovers of fine watchmaking.

Over the years, Yema has continued to diversify, entering prestigious sectors such as motor racing with the creation of its model Rally Count worn by Formula 1 champion Mario Andretti in 1966; water sports and its Yachtingraf which equipped the French national sailing team for the 1972 Olympic Games, or the conquest of space with the Spaceman I the first French watch to go into space on the wrist of cosmonaut Jean-Loup Chrétien during his Franco-Soviet mission in 1982.

Despite its dazzling success, 500,000 models sold every year and its status as a France's leading exporter from 1966 to 1968, the late 1980s marked the start of a difficult period for the brand, which struggled to establish itself in the face of competition from cheaper quartz watches. It was regularly sold to other companies. Having been part of the French company Matra since 1982, it was first sold to the Japanese company Seiko in 1988, then bought by Louis-Eric Beckensteiner for one million euros in 2004 to become "Yema Maison Horlogère Française".

After several attempts at relaunching the brand, it was placed in receivership at the end of 2008, and finally liquidated a few months later. But, fortunately, the story doesn't end there...

On February 3, 2009, a salvific press release announced the acquisition of Yema by the French group Amber watches based in Morteau. He is determined to develop the brand further, by creating new models and making it benefit from his sales strategy, based in particular on the "Made in France" concept. In 2011, after two years of development and more than three million euros invested, Yema announces the arrival of its first Calibre Maison mechanical, the MBP1000 . More than 250,000 units will be sold over ten years. Since then, all the company's timepieces have been designed, assembled and manufactured in France, and produced in partnership with third-party manufacturers to achieve an extremely competitive quality/price ratio.

At the end of 2020, the brand took a decisive step forward with the launch of participatory financing for its two new technical innovations, the Calibres Maison YEMA2000 (3 needles) and YEMA3000 (GMT) with a limited reissue of his iconic Superman in two versions: Superman Steel Bronze and Superman GMT Bronze . Presented as an evolution of the first movement, these calibers not only offer greater precision, thanks to a more solid raquetterie, modified mass inverters for smoother winding of the mechanism, and an oscillating weight finish featuring fine lettering and an elegant signature, but also feature advanced complications such as a drive wheel and date spring for more precise date jumping, a date system separate from the overall assembly, and a GMT complication for the YEMA3000, enabling a second time zone to be displayed with an independent hand.

Success is on the cards. Yema brings together over 1.5 million euros in less than three hours with this proposal of models widely acclaimed and equipped with calibers endorsed by the public. With this campaign, the brand enters a new chapter in its history and strikes a major blow in the French, if not global, watchmaking world, unveiling new horizons and new ambitions.

The first Manufacture Calibre

The brand wishes to pursue its ambition of offering a range of high quality calibers, whose components are manufactured in its newly renovated French workshops located in Morteau. After more than two years of research and development, on November 15, 2022, the American crowdfunding platform Kickstarter saw the launch of the first Manufacture movement micro-rotor caliber.

The gleaming Manufacture Morteau Calibre CMM.20 team the Yema Wristmaster Traveller Micro Rotor a reissue of the historic model inspired by the 1960s. "Haute horlogerie accessible to all" is the motto of this ten-day campaign, which features a limited production run of 1948 pieces, a nod to the company's year of birth. Three models are offered, in colors matching the micro-rotor caliber (green, blue, black) and priced at a very competitive €1,499 ex VAT (€1,799 inc VAT), offering a 50% reduction on the future retail price of the timepiece. The brand promises delivery in monthly batches of 500 watches, from July to October 2023.

To create this micromotor caliber, with its small oscillating weight inlaid in a bridge, Yema has not hesitated to surround itself with the best. In particular, it collaborates with renowned independent watchmaker Olivier Mory, whose work has also left its mark on the creations of such greats as Audemars Piguet, Piaget and Cartier. The manufacturer accompanies the teams through every stage, from machines to caliber design.

Featuring French-made micro-components (bridges and plates) (with the exception of the regulating components, which are sourced from Swiss partners), this caliber boasts features that are on a par with the best on the market. On the technical side, the 3.7 mm-thick CMM.20 offers a 70-hour power reserve and a daily deviation of -3/+7 seconds, a chronometric performance close to COSC standards. In terms of finish, it is coated with a sublime microblasting offered in three colors, features satin-finish bevelling and reveals an oscillating weight composed of high-density tungsten. The balance wheel is made of Glucydur, a non-magnetic metal alloy that offers greater resistance to deformation and corrosion.

Once again, it's a real hit with the general public, as the brand collects nearly 2.5 million euros thanks to some 1,450 contributors who are rushing to the funding platform to support this new project.

A promising end to the year

While deliveries of chronographs featuring the CMM.20 movement are still underway, Yema has not stopped its relentless development work. In early September, the brand's General Manager, Christopher Bôle, issued a press release announcing the arrival of not one, but two new Manufacture Calibres. All the more reason for the brand's die-hard fans to rejoice.

The CMM.10, the future 3-hand Manufacture Calibre

Buoyed by the success of its crowdfunding initiative, Yema is back at it again with the forthcoming integration of its caliber CMM.10 which will once again be campaigned on the Kickstarter platform.

Thanks to their choice of limited series on the first models to feature the CMM.20, Yema's teams have taken the time to refine and confirm their production capacity within a given timeframe, and look forward to deploying their new methods on a larger scale with this new movement.

To date, the brand has given very little information about the technical details of its next Calibre Manufacture Morteau 3 hands . However, it does take care to assure us of "characteristics superior to watchmaking standards", including very high precision, improved shock resistance and a 70+ hour power reserve.

Calibre Manufacture Morteau 3 aiguilles CMM.10

A Tourbillon movement for Yema's 75th anniversary

2023 marks the anniversary of the French watchmaking house, and with a history as rich as its own, it's not surprising that Yema wanted to celebrate this 75th year in style. And so it is, with the announcement of its calibre Tourbillon Manufacture .

Once again machined in their Morteau workshops and designed by Olivier Mory, this first historic model will be offered in an ultra-limited collector's edition. Equipped with the Tourbillon movement, also known as the CMM.30 . The brand is already announcing unprecedented performance and complications.

Just like its predecessor, the manually wound mechanical Tourbillon movement boasts remarkable precision and increased stability with a daily rate deviation ranging between -3 and +7 seconds. Swiss-made and specifically designed for this occasion, its large optimized barrel provides a power reserve of 105 hours and allows for a reduced thickness of the caliber. Furthermore, its optimized escapement grants it considerable longevity thanks to components machined with sophisticated LiGA technology.

Designed as a true toolwatch, the new Yachtingraf aims to be as rugged as it is refined, capable of withstanding the harshest conditions. Featuring a scratch-resistant double-domed sapphire crystal and a unidirectional sapphire diving bezel, it offers water resistance of 10 ATM as well as very high antimagnetic resistance (2000 Gauss) and real insensitivity to shocks and vibrations (up to 5000 G).

However, if one characteristic deserves special attention, it is undoubtedly its moon phase complication known as the "Maréographe," positioned at noon on the dial. Conditioned by the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon during its orbit around the Earth, the tidal cycles are indicated here by a dedicated small hand making half a turn around the dial every 6 hours, 12 minutes, 7.89 seconds to illustrate the transition from high tide to low tide, and completing a full rotation every 12 hours, 25 minutes, 15.79 seconds.

Finally, it's worth taking a look at the finishing touches of the timepiece. The sunburst black dial echoes the Yachtingraf models from the 1970s, also featuring the famous steel "baton" indices. The open heart at 6 o'clock reveals the animation of the Tourbillon mechanism, displaying its optimal finish with its nanometric black coating, achieved through the advanced Swiss ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) technology, a revolutionary gas deposition process.

Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe Steel

Available for pre-order now on the official brand website, shipments of the new timepieces will begin at the end of January 2024.

Technical specifications of the YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Maréographe

42,5 mm x 14,5 mm Case: 42,5 mm x 14,5 mm
Black Dial: Black
Calibre Tourbillon Manufacture CMM.30 Movement: Calibre Tourbillon Manufacture CMM.30
Bracelet RUBBER FKM VITON® Bracelet: Bracelet RUBBER FKM VITON®
75 steel pieces / 75 bronze pieces Availability: 75 steel pieces / 75 bronze pieces
37.33.66.SN.U6 Reference: 37.33.66.SN.U6
EUR 9,990 Price: EUR 9,990

French excellence

Although the history of Yema has not been a smooth one, the company has nonetheless succeeded in becoming one of France's leading watchmakers, and is undoubtedly one of the best-known and most appreciated brands among French watch enthusiasts.

Its many cult models, its prowess in research and technical development, and its commitment to "Made in France" have often enabled it to stand out in a crowded watch market.

There's no doubt that the Manufacture Calibre collection, already launched with the CMM.20 calibre and soon to be extended with the CMM.10 and CMM.30, will once again legitimize its prestige and illustrate French savoir-faire.

When was the YEMA brand created?

The YEMA brand was created in 1948 in Besançon by Henry Louis Belmont.

Where are the YEMA workshops located?

The brand's workshops are located in Morteau, in the French department of Doubs.

What is a Manufacture calibre?

A Manufacture calibre is a movement designed in-house, produced, assembled and tuned by the same company that affixes its name to the dial.

How can I keep up to date with the launch of future YEMA Manufacture Calibres?

To keep up to date with the launch of future Manufacture Calibres, you can subscribe to the newsletter on the brand's official website. https://en.yema.com/pages/calibres-manufacture-morteau

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YEMA Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

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Yema Yachtingraf Tourbillon Mareographe 75th Anniversary Limited Edition

Maréographe complications

A dynamic regional watchmaking ecosystem

Tool watch revolution: luxury meets functionality

Revival of the historic French watchmaking know-how

Double dome sapphire bezel & crystal

Yachtingraph iconic dial

Steel/Bronze case & sapphire display caseback

FKM Viton® rubber bracelet

Tourbillion calibre

Own design locally manufactured

France-Swiss accuracy

105 hours of power reserve thanks to a large barrel

Optimised escapement

Antimanetic and shock-resistant

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