The Bohen Stella Veloce is the first watch of the brand’s “Bohen Grand Ouvrage” label: a chronograph with tachymeter scale, retrograde date and retrograde seconds, limited to 67 pieces. The case is made of a rarely used variant of grade 5 titanium sometimes called Grade 23, with a screwed crown and pushers and a sapphire crystal covering almost the whole case. The dial is built from two superimposed dials and two chapter rings, the second belonging to the fixed bezel, and the case back is transparent, a first for Bohen.

The movement is of La Joux-Perret origin, entirely reworked by high-end watchmaking subcontractors, with blue screws, a blue column wheel, perlage, rose gold details, Côtes de Genève and lignes tirées. Bohen priced the Stella Veloce at €12,050 including taxes and offered it with a titanium bracelet. Case dimensions, water resistance and dial color are not given on the official page, so those fields are left blank.

Bohen presents the Stella Veloce as the most ambitious project of the house, aimed at “lovers of rare things” and meant to provoke “love at first sight”. Bohen’s official store now marks the model as sold out, and the brand lists it among its out-of-stock limited editions.