Authentic Swiss watchmaking heritage meets a refined white dial and the legendary Felsa 4007 N Bidynator automatic movement from the 1950s. Limited to only 99 pieces worldwide.

Timeless by Nature

“A forgotten movement brought back to life.”

The Dubois & Fils DBF006-03 is powered by an authentic Felsa 4007 N automatic movement manufactured in Switzerland during the 1950s — a rare historical caliber from the golden age of mechanical watchmaking.

Its refined white dial brings a refined and timeless presence to a watch built around genuine Swiss horological heritage.

Carefully restored and preserved, this legendary Bidynator movement gives new life to one of the earliest bi-directional automatic winding systems in Swiss watchmaking history.

Green Highlight Points

🟩 Authentic Felsa 4007 N automatic movement from the 1950s
🟩 Historic Swiss Bidynator caliber
🟩 Elegant white dial with timeless character
🟩 Original restored historical Swiss movement
🟩 Limited edition — only 99 pieces worldwide
🟩 42 mm stainless steel case

The Story Behind the Movement

Founded in Grenchen, Switzerland, Felsa became famous for developing the revolutionary Bidynator system in 1942 — one of the earliest and most important automatic winding innovations in Swiss horology.

Today, surviving original Felsa movements have become increasingly rare following the disappearance of the manufacture during the quartz crisis.

The DBF006-03 carries the mechanical soul of a disappearing era.

Limited to 99 Pieces

Every surviving movement tells a story that can never be reproduced.

Because these historical calibers are finite and no longer manufactured, only 99 pieces of the Dubois & Fils DBF006-03 will ever exist worldwide.

A rare fragment of Swiss mechanical history.

🟩 Authenticity guaranteed
🟩 Black DLC titanium pilot watch
🟩 Genuine historic Felsa 692 movement from 1948
🟩 Limited to only 22 pieces worldwide
🟩 Removable propeller crown system
🟩 Interactive blockchain watch chronicle
🟩 Checked and regulated by our Swiss watchmaker

Black DLC titanium pilot watch powered by an authentic Felsa 692 movement from 1948. Limited to only 22 pieces worldwide.

Playful sophistication.

Inside the Dubois & Fils DBF009-08 Bidynator 2 beats an authentic Felsa 692 calibre from 1948 — a discontinued Swiss movement from the golden age of mechanical watchmaking.

Its black DLC titanium case contrasts beautifully with the warm mechanical soul of this historic Bidynator movement, while the removable propeller crown transforms time-setting into a tactile ritual appreciated by true enthusiasts.

Limited to only 22 pieces worldwide, this is not a vintage-inspired watch, but genuine horological history carried on the wrist.

Historic Movement Specifications

• Reference: DBF009-08
• Case: Black DLC titanium
• Diameter: 44 mm
• Movement: Genuine Felsa calibre 692
• Manufacturer: Felsa AG, Grenchen, Switzerland
• Year: 1948
• Type: Mechanical automatic movement
• Winding system: Historic Bidynator bidirectional rotor
• Status: Discontinued historic Swiss movement
• Crown: Removable propeller crown system
• Edition: Limited to 22 pieces worldwide
• Blockchain-based watch chronicle
• Swiss Made

What Connoisseurs Appreciate

• A genuine post-war Swiss movement from 1948
• The charm of authentic vintage mechanics
• A discontinued calibre impossible to reproduce today
• The contrast between historic mechanics and black DLC titanium
• The unique removable propeller crown concept
• A rare collector’s watch created for enthusiasts

Swiss black DLC dive watch powered by a restored historic Adolph Schild SA automatic movement manufactured in 1960. Built for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Swiss calibres.

🟩 Authenticity guaranteed
🟩 Black DLC Swiss dive watch
🟩 Historic AS automatic movement manufactured in 1960
🟩 Limited collector production
🟩 Powered by a legendary Adolph Schild SA calibre
🟩 Interactive blockchain watch chronicle
🟩 Checked and regulated by our Swiss watchmaker

Built for the depths. Made for connoisseurs.

The Dubois et fils DBF007-03 Automatic 200 Black DLC combines the bold character of a modern Swiss dive watch with the emotion of historic mechanical watchmaking.

Its black DLC-coated steel case gives the watch a stealth-inspired presence, while inside beats an authentic historic automatic movement manufactured in 1960 by legendary Swiss movement maker Adolph Schild SA.

Carefully restored and regulated in Switzerland, the movement brings genuine vintage mechanical character to a contemporary dive watch created for collectors who appreciate authenticity, rarity and horological heritage.

About Adolph Schild SA

Founded in Grenchen in 1896, Adolph Schild SA (AS) became one of Switzerland’s most important movement manufacturers during the twentieth century.

Its calibres powered countless Swiss mechanical watches and earned a reputation for reliability and technical quality among watchmakers worldwide.

Like many historic Swiss manufactures, AS disappeared during the Quartz Crisis of the 1970s, when electronic watches transformed the industry forever.

Today, surviving AS movements have become increasingly appreciated by collectors and connoisseurs of traditional Swiss watchmaking.

What Connoisseurs Appreciate

Collectors appreciate the DBF007-03 because it combines the rugged spirit of a professional dive watch with the warmth and personality of a historic Swiss movement.

Manufactured in 1960, the AS calibre inside this watch belongs to a golden era of mechanical Swiss watchmaking — long before industrial standardisation transformed the industry.

The contrast between the stealthy black DLC case and the soul of a restored historic movement gives this watch a distinctive presence that immediately speaks to experienced enthusiasts.

Not inspired by the past — powered by it.

Swiss automatic watch with white dial powered by an authentic Adolph Schild SA AS 1985 movement from the 1960s. Limited to only 33 pieces worldwide.

🟩 Authenticity guaranteed
🟩 Genuine AS 1985 automatic movement from the 1960s
🟩 Original surviving calibre by Adolph Schild SA
🟩 Limited edition of only 33 pieces worldwide
🟩 Elegant white dial with timeless Swiss character
🟩 Interactive blockchain watch chronicle
🟩 Checked and regulated by our Swiss watchmaker
🟩 Free worldwide shipping

Pure Swiss watchmaking. Nothing unnecessary.

The Dubois et fils DBF008-04 Swiss Craftsmanship was created for collectors who understand that true elegance rarely asks for attention.

The white dial gives the watch a calm and understated presence — balanced, refined and deeply rooted in the traditions of classic Swiss horology.

Inside beats an authentic AS 1985 automatic movement manufactured during the 1960s by legendary Swiss movement maker Adolph Schild SA.

A surviving calibre from the golden era of Swiss mechanical watchmaking.

Built decades before this watch existed.
Preserved for years.
Restored in Switzerland for a second life on the wrist.

Only 33 pieces worldwide will ever exist.

About Adolph Schild SA

Founded in Grenchen in 1896, Adolph Schild SA (AS) became one of the most respected movement manufacturers of the twentieth century.

Its calibres powered countless Swiss watches before industrial standardisation transformed mechanical watchmaking and before quartz changed the industry forever.

Like many historic Swiss manufactures, AS disappeared during the Quartz Crisis of the 1970s.

Today, surviving AS movements from the 1960s are increasingly appreciated by collectors who value authenticity, mechanical warmth and preserved horological heritage.

What Connoisseurs Appreciate

Collectors appreciate the DBF008-04 because it feels honest.

No artificial vintage effects.
No exaggerated design language.
No unnecessary complexity.

Just the quiet pleasure of wearing a preserved Swiss calibre that already existed decades before this watch was assembled.

Modern movements may offer perfection.
Historic AS calibres offer character.

For experienced enthusiasts, that feeling is immediately recognisable.

Some watches try to imitate history. This one lived through it.

i-color Swiss automatic watch powered by an authentic Adolph Schild SA AS 1985 movement from the 1960s. Limited to only 22 pieces worldwide.

🟩 Authenticity guaranteed
🟩 Genuine AS 1985 automatic movement from the 1960s
🟩 Original historical movement by Adolph Schild SA
🟩 Limited edition of only 22 pieces worldwide
🟩 Elegant bi-color Swiss design
🟩 Interactive blockchain watch chronicle
🟩 Checked and regulated by our Swiss watchmaker
🟩 Free worldwide shipping

Swiss craftsmanship shaped by time.

The Dubois et fils DBF008-08 Swiss Craftsmanship was created for collectors who value restraint, rarity and genuine mechanical history.

Inside beats an authentic AS 1985 automatic movement manufactured during the 1960s by legendary Swiss movement maker Adolph Schild SA.

Built during the golden era of Swiss mechanical watchmaking.
Preserved for decades.
Restored in Switzerland for a second life on the wrist.

The bi-color design gives the DBF008-08 a quiet elegance rarely found in contemporary watches — refined without trying to attract attention.

Only 22 pieces worldwide will ever exist.

About Adolph Schild SA

Founded in Grenchen in 1896, Adolph Schild SA (AS) became one of the most respected movement manufacturers of the twentieth century.

Its calibres powered countless Swiss watches before industrial standardisation transformed the industry and before quartz changed mechanical watchmaking forever.

Like many historic Swiss manufactures, AS disappeared during the Quartz Crisis of the 1970s.

Today, surviving original AS movements from the 1960s are increasingly rare — appreciated by collectors for their warmth, character and mechanical soul.

What Connoisseurs Appreciate

Collectors appreciate the DBF008-08 because it feels authentic in a way modern watches rarely achieve.

Historic AS movements carry texture, personality and the subtle imperfections that enthusiasts immediately recognise on the wrist.

Manufactured during the 1960s and preserved for decades before being restored in Switzerland, each calibre already had a life before becoming part of this watch.

Not reproduced.
Preserved.

For experienced collectors, that difference means everything.

Some watches become vintage. This one already was.

Bi-color Swiss automatic watch with green dial powered by an authentic Adolph Schild SA AS 1985 movement from the 1960s. Created for collectors and lovers of historic Swiss calibres.

🟩 Authenticity guaranteed
🟩 Genuine AS 1985 automatic movement from the 1960s
🟩 Original historical movement by Adolph Schild SA
🟩 Elegant bi-color Swiss timepiece with green dial
🟩 Interactive blockchain watch chronicle
🟩 Checked and regulated by our Swiss watchmaker
🟩 Free worldwide shipping

A different shade of Swiss heritage.

The deep green dial changes everything.

Less technical.
More atmospheric.

The Dubois et fils Swiss Craftsmanship Green Dial was created for collectors who appreciate quiet elegance and the emotional character of historic mechanical watches.

Inside beats an authentic AS 1985 automatic movement manufactured during the 1960s by legendary Swiss movement maker Adolph Schild SA — a surviving calibre from a disappearing era of Swiss horology.

The warmth of the bi-color case combined with the richness of the green dial gives the watch a refined presence that feels timeless rather than fashionable.

Not flashy.
Not manufactured nostalgia.
Simply authentic.

About Adolph Schild SA

For decades, Adolph Schild SA (AS) supplied movements to countless Swiss watch brands and became one of the major names of traditional Swiss mechanical watchmaking.

Its calibres earned a reputation for reliability, longevity and mechanical beauty before the Quartz Crisis of the 1970s transformed the industry forever.

Today, surviving AS movements from the 1960s are increasingly sought-after by collectors who value preserved mechanical heritage over industrial perfection.

What Connoisseurs Appreciate

Experienced collectors immediately recognise the feeling of a historic movement on the wrist.

Modern calibres may offer precision.
Historic AS movements offer character.

Manufactured during the 1960s and preserved for decades before being restored in Switzerland, each movement carries a mechanical warmth that modern industrial production rarely achieves.

Not reproduced.
Preserved.

For collectors, that difference means everything.

Time changes everything. Except true character.