Baume & Mercier Riviera
#52 of 166 in the community watch ranking · 5 head-to-head votes
What makes it stand out
Baume & Mercier relaunched its 1973 classic, the Riviera, in 2021, joining the now-crowded bandwagon of watchmakers offering a luxury sport watch on an integrated bracelet. The modern versions stand apart from the more classical elegance evident in Baume's other collections, with 12-sided bezels with four visible (and functional) screws at the corners; the dials, meanwhile, evoke a sense of historical luxury with their applied Roman numeral hour indexes, partially openworked Dauphine hands and eye-catching textured motifs, like the nautical-influenced wave pattern that enhances the blue dial on the model featured here. Inside the satin-brushed case of the Riviera, Baume & Mercier installs either a dependable Sellita SW 200 or, in the models with smoked, semi-transparent dials, its in-house Baumatic BM13-1975A, with a five-day power reserve.
At a glance
- Material
- Stainless-steel case and bracelet
- Case size
- 42 mm diameter
- Case height
- 12.1mm
- Lug width
- 11mm
- Movement
- Automatic Sellita SW 200
- Water resistance
- 100 meters
- Crystal
- Sapphire
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How the crowd sees it
Baume & Mercier Riviera has won 5 of 5 matchups (100%). Its community score is 1154 crowns. It’s early: a few votes can still move this watch considerably.
Crowns are an Elo ranking score, not a star rating or a measure of manufacturing quality.
