1737 Triple Calendar

Honoring a legacy of classical complications

The Favre Leuba 1737 revisits one of Favre Leuba’s most revered complications, drawing direct inspiration from the brand’s triple calendar and moon phase watches produced during the 1950s. Its name references the year Abraham Favre began the family’s watchmaking lineage, anchoring the watch within nearly three centuries of uninterrupted heritage. The 1737 presents a classical complication in a form that feels relevant, refined, and purposefully modern.

Crafted in stainless steel, the 39mm case balances crisp architectural lines with a slender, wearable profile. Alternating brushed and polished finishes create a continuous play of light that accentuates the case’s faceted construction. The sapphire crystal caseback reveals the decorated movement, reinforcing mechanical authenticity. Discrete correctors are seamlessly integrated into the case at 2 and 10 o’clock, enabling precise adjustment of the month and day. These flush buttons maintain the clean, uninterrupted lines of the case, ensuring that functionality does not compromise the watch’s refined proportions.

The dial immediately draws attention through its carefully orchestrated interplay of textures and finishes. The sunray-brushed center radiates outward toward a circular-brushed pointer date track and a finely snailed minute scale. Applied 4N gold-finished hour markers, alternating between Roman numerals and batons, reflect light with the movement of the wrist, creating a sense of depth and quiet animation. At six o’clock, the moon phase introduces a poetic rhythm to the calendar layout, softening the display while preserving clear and intuitive legibility.

Powering the 1737 is the FLD06 self-winding caliber, delivering steady energy to support the triple calendar and moon phase indications, ensuring that each display advances with reliable precision. Regulated to a maximum deviation of ±5 seconds per day, the movement is engineered for consistent real-world performance.