Blancpain Ladybird Lady B 19mm Watch 0064 3642 E17

Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Ladybird collection, Blancpain pays tribute to the 1956 Ladybird Bullet. This historic feminine timepiece was created by Blancpain, under the helm of CEO Betty Fiechter, the first woman to lead a Swiss watchmaking house. The Ladybird Bullet was a horological landmark featuring the world’s smallest round movement. Today’s Blancpain Lady B continues Blancpain’s mechanical miniaturization legacy.

Faithful to the spirit of the Ladybird Bullet, it takes up its founding gesture without copying its lines. This vision guided the entire development of the watch. Its architecture was built around Blancpain's automatic calibre 615, whose technical specifications were embraced from the very beginning of the project. The spherical case, sapphire crystal, polished rehaut, integrated pass-through strap, and water resistance were all developed in parallel to accommodate the movement within an unprecedented volume.

It resembles neither a traditional round watch nor a shaped watch. Its bracelet loop is integrated and passes directly through the case, with no lugs or visible attachment. Conceived in volume rather than surface, Ladybird Lady B is a mechanical bubble: a sculptural object to wear on the wrist.

Each Blancpain Lady B comes with a double-tour calf leather strap. Closed with a pin buckle, it wraps naturally around the wrist and transforms Blancpain Lady B into a true jewel. It complements a tailored suit, disappears under the cuff of a white shirt, dialogues with a collection of bracelets and rings, or speaks for itself.