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A New Dimension in Blue: De Bethune Unveils the DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon

  • September 20, 2025
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De Bethune has long been known for pushing the boundaries of horology with a poetic balance of engineering brilliance and artistic expression. With the unveiling of the DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon, the independent Swiss Maison redefines its mastery of both form and function, presenting a timepiece that is as bold in its architecture as it is refined in its proportions.

Compact in size at 39mm, the DB28xs continues De Bethune’s commitment to wearability without compromise. Its floating lugs, a signature design element of the brand, ensure comfort and adaptability on the wrist, making the watch feel like a natural extension of the wearer. While modest in diameter, the watch radiates presence through its rich blue titanium case — a hue that has become synonymous with De Bethune’s identity.

The heart of the DB28xs Kind of Blue is its tourbillon, a mechanism that De Bethune has elevated into a realm of contemporary artistry. Ultra-light and high-frequency, the De Bethune tourbillon represents technical sophistication while remaining in harmony with the watch’s clean, architectural lines. It is not just a complication, but a declaration of the Maison’s pursuit of mechanical perfection.

True to its philosophy of blending tradition with innovation, De Bethune uses its signature technique of thermal oxidation to achieve the luminous deep blue shade of the case and movement components. This process, both delicate and precise, brings out a richness that feels alive under shifting light — a modern alchemy that transforms titanium into something almost celestial.

The dial, open yet balanced, reveals De Bethune’s vision of contemporary watchmaking. Layers of polished surfaces, sculpted bridges, and the rhythmic beauty of the tourbillon create a sense of depth and motion, echoing the Maison’s architectural approach. Every detail, from the mirror-polished hands to the fine finishing, speaks of a devotion to artistry that elevates this piece beyond timekeeping.

The DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon is not simply a watch — it is a sculpture for the wrist, a celebration of De Bethune’s philosophy where precision mechanics meet emotional design. It embodies both restraint and exuberance, offering collectors a rare fusion of compact elegance and horological daring.

In its pursuit of creating watches that inspire awe, De Bethune continues to build upon its legacy of innovation while crafting objects of lasting beauty. The DB28xs Kind of Blue Tourbillon stands as a testament to this vision: a modern icon, destined to be cherished by those who appreciate both the art and science of fine watchmaking.

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