LIP LIP R26

The LIP R26 is a historic round manual-wind caliber launched in 1918, now produced in collaboration with SupMicroTech, the engineering school in Besançon. It beats at 21,600 vph with a 42-hour power reserve and features hacking seconds and a date display. Distinctive hexagonal screws appear on the bridge and rotor. Approximately 70% of the movement's value is French-made. The caliber is used in the Charles de Gaulle reissue and remains in production.