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Automatique ou Quartz
Le mouvement mécanique suisse Sellita SW200-1 anime les modèles automatiques Carbone, Acier et Titane avec une précision exceptionnelle. Le mouvement suisse à quartz de la ligne Normtech, calibre 703, anime le modèle Quartz Acier avec une précision exceptionnelle.
White ou Carbone
Le fond du modèle Carbone du boîtier est en carbone forgé, allie légèreté et résistance. Les bracelets des modèles White en Titane ou en acier inoxydable 316L, de couleur blanche, allies légèreté et raffinement.
The watch celebrating Céline Dion's comeback
On July 26, 2024, in Paris, Céline Dion performed in public for the first time after a four-year hiatus. Her voice soared over the Seine in front of millions of television viewers. Two years later, in 2026, she made her official comeback on a Parisian stage: one of the greatest voices of our time had returned.
Discover the symbolism of the Céline Dion in its Prestige version
Hover your mouse over or tap with your thumb on the elements of the watch to reveal their hidden meanings. Each symbol has been carefully designed to tell a part of its story.
A mechanical heart beneath the mother-of-pearl
The Céline Dion Prestige features a genuine mother-of-pearl dial, whose lines echo the curve of a seashell, reflecting the artist’s nickname. At the center, a pavé setting of zircons rises from the mother-of-pearl. The 34-mm case, plated in 18-karat white gold and set with 84 zircons, houses a Swiss Sellita SW210 hand-wound mechanical movement. The sapphire crystal case back allows the movement to be admired in action.
“I'M STANDING ON STAGE IN THIS CITY THAT I LOVE SO MUCH, THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT AND LOVE.”
— CÉLINE DION - 12/09/26, PARIS
An officially licensed collaboration
The Céline Dion collection is based on an official licensing agreement entered into with the artist and Universal Music France. It is the only watch collection associated with her 2026–2027 residency in Paris. With her permission, Céline Dion’s signature appears at the 6 o’clock position on the dial and on the sapphire crystal case back, through which the Swiss mechanical movement is visible. Each of the 2,026 pieces is individually numbered.
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