Haute Elegance Oval Watch B81183322

The Watch

Balmain unveils a watch of sophisticated, chic allure - crafted to showcase women's wrists at their finest. The B8118.33.22 from the Balmain Haute Elegance Oval collection is a statement of modern femininity. Its rose gold-plated stainless steel case features an oval shape measuring 26 mm wide by 31 mm long. At three o'clock, a grooved crown lets you set the time with ease. A sapphire crystal shields the dial from shocks and scratches with impressive durability. The case back guarantees a water resistance of 5 atmospheres.

The Dial

This watch features an oval dial with a silver-toned dial face. It is fitted with two rose gold hands indicating the hours and minutes respectively. The seconds are displayed in a sub-dial positioned above the six o'clock index. The hour markers, also in rose gold, take the form of baton indices and Roman numerals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock.
This exquisitely slender dial is signed Balmain beneath the twelve o'clock index, with Swiss quality noted at six o'clock.

The Movement

This watch is powered by a Swiss quartz movement, with Balmain selecting the ETA 980.153 caliber. It reliably drives the hour, minute, and second hands with precision.

The Strap

Designed exclusively for women, this model is fitted with a pink and silver stainless steel bracelet. Its polished finish elevates the elegance and charm of the piece. It secures effortlessly with a deployment clasp.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 5 atmospheres - equivalent to 50 meters - this watch earns the true definition of "water-resistant." Unlike the standard watchmaking classification, these Pierre Lannier watches are genuinely built for water. Marked WATER-RESISTANT at 30 or 50 meters, they can handle showers, baths, swimming, and dives in the pool or the sea without restriction. Perfect for bathing, showering, or sports swimming - though not for professional or recreational diving, or high-pressure water jets. One important note: the Ocarat watch team recommends avoiding the crown and pushers during water activities to preserve the water resistance and the integrity of the movement.