Since its founding in 1830, Baume & Mercier has dedicated itself to innovation and upholding the finest watchmaking traditions, quickly earning international recognition as a brand of watches that are very suitable for marking special occasions. Today, the brand continues to evolve its watch designs, focusing on creating accessible luxury timepieces that are inherently powerful and seductive – inside and out. The newest models launched in 2012 manage to combine the brand's distinctive design elements with the brand's capabilities in developing new products and details.

All Baume & Mercier collections offer instantly recognizable characteristics that reflect the heritage and inspiration of each one. The sporty-elegant Clifton Club series of men's exclusive automatic watches excellently demonstrates this. Introduced in 2017, the series was created for the so-called "gentlesportsmen" – young gentlemen who are active not only in business circles but also in gyms and on sports fields. It deftly combines historical tradition with contemporary style and elegant execution – allowing the wearer to celebrate every significant moment of their life with dignity.

The watch offers a harmonious classic design using two primary colors – black and steel – and one additional color – orange, which accents the seconds hand.

The semi-skeletonized hands and the different levels of the dial look very distinguished, and thanks to the generous luminescence, the indications are visible even at night. Indeed, the entire design of this watch is made to direct all your attention to the dial – the wide bezel, the sharply curved and very short lugs, and the "modest" strap only enhance this effect.

The crown, protected by guards, is delicately adorned with the brand's logo, and its shape and side relief make it very easy and comfortable to grip and operate.

The watch is "powered" by a Ronda 6003D quartz movement, the increasingly used substitute for the ubiquitous ETA – a robust, time-tested movement, equally proven in many brands and watches.