Baume & Mercier · Family: Riviera
The Baume & Mercier Riviera M0A10701 is a 42.1 x 39.05mm steel sports watch with an integrated dodecagonal case, a translucent smoky blue dial, and a rubber strap, part of the Riviera line relaunched with the manufacture Baumatic movement — distinct from the round, dressier Clifton Baumatic already in Cazador. It runs an automatic caliber from the Baumatic family with up to 120 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Baume & Mercier was founded in 1830 in Les Bois, Switzerland, and has been part of the Richemont group since 1988.
The Riviera was born in 1973 as one of Swiss watchmaking's first steel sports watches with an integrated bracelet and a dodecagonal (12-sided) case, part of the same wave that produced Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak and Patek Philippe's Nautilus. The brand has revived the design at various points since.
The current Riviera generation carries the manufacture Baumatic caliber, the same movement family with a magnetic-field-resistant silicon hairspring that Baume & Mercier introduced in 2018 for the Clifton line, capable of up to 120 hours of power reserve. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm whether this specific reference, the M0A10701, carries COSC chronometer certification, unlike the Clifton Baumatic version already in Cazador].
The M0A10701 pairs the 42.1 x 39.05mm dodecagonal steel case with a translucent smoky blue mesh-decorated dial and a rubber strap with canvas decoration, a visual treatment meant to set the sportier Riviera apart from the more classic Clifton within the brand's own catalog.
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In 1973, as one of Swiss watchmaking's first steel sports watches with an integrated bracelet and a 12-sided dodecagonal case.
The Riviera is sporty, with an integrated dodecagonal case and bracelet/strap; the Clifton Baumatic is a round dress watch with classic proportions. Both share the Baumatic movement family.
An automatic caliber from the Baumatic family, with a magnetic-field-resistant silicon hairspring and up to 120 hours of power reserve.
Yes, with 100 meters of water resistance it's suitable for swimming and light water sports.
The Richemont group, of which it has been part since 1988.