The mih Gaïa watch was presented on the occasion of the 25th Gaïa Awards organized by the International Watch Museum in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Limited edition of 200 pieces worldwide. The serial number is marked on the body and on the certificate. [casing] Stila sa [display] Jean Singer & Cie [movement] Sellita Watch Co sa [strap] Brasport s.a. [clasp] Cornu & Cie sa This [gaia watch] is shown with two discs, the large opening at the top of the dial is the hour disc, showing the numbers 1-12 on a white background, the minutes are indicated by a white marker pointing to the center disc and the minutes, and the index is printed on the outer edge of the disc. The time display is wandering hours, with the hour disc rotating once every 12 hours and the minute disc rotating once every hour. Proceeds from the Gaia watch will be used primarily for the restoration of the Grand Magicien and François Ducommun Telles (early 19th century), the iconic automaton clocks in the collection created by Jean-David Maillardet and his son Julien Auguste of Neuchâtel in 1830. In honor of that Grand Magicien watch, the back of the Gaia watch has a hidden secret. On the caseback, you can catch a glimpse of the winding spindle, engraved with "Musee International de la Recherche en Horlogerie.