JANVIER - TimeZone

2 42 322 522 12 6 2 792 081 92 81 872 91 7CLASSICJANVIERE q u at i on Of T i m e - L u n a r C y c l eLes Montres0 161 60 2151 50 321 40 441 31 20 50 631 10 70 80 91 02sdApril20073rdApril20074thApril20075thApril20076thApril20077thApril20078thApril20079thApril200710thApril200711thApril200712thApril200713thApril200714thApril200715thApril200716thApril200717thApril200718thApril200719thApril200720thApril200721thApril200722thApril2007Full Moonat 17h15 UTCEoT : -3,56min.EoT : -2,503min.at 12h08 UTC19th day ofLunar CycleLast Quarterat 18h04 UTCEoT : -1,25min.EoT :0 min.at 3h15 UTC29th day ofLunar CycleDark Moonat 11h36 UTCEoT : +0,310min.

CLASSICJANVIERE q u at i on Of T i m e - L u n a r C y c l eWhen he founded his manufacture inSainte-Croix in 1994, Vianney Halterbaptized it La Manufacture Janvier to paytribute to one of the most extraordinarywatchmakers of all times : Antide Janvier(1751-1835).Antide Janvier was known as the “celestialclockmaker” because he excelled in creatingtimepieces representing the movements ofthe celestial bodies.Vianney Halter therefore presents theClassic Lune et Soleil (moon and sun),displaying in addition to the official time, theEquation of Time and the Lunar Cycle.A strictly limited series of 12 pieces will becrafted in platinum and numbered 01 P 401to 12 P 412.This model will mark the end of the originalClassic collection which has ceased after atotal production of 250 pieces.Equation Of TimeDuring a year, the real solar time is eitherbehind or ahead the mean solar time due tothe earth's axis being tilted at 23°27’relative to its orbital plane around the sunand the elliptical rather than circular shapeof its orbit.The sun can be up to 16 minutes 21seconds behind and 14 minutes 24 secondsahead.In the round case of the Classic, enlarged to40 mm, Vianney Halter adds a yellow goldhand bearing the sun. Provided the bluedsteel hands of the watch are set on thelocal solar mean time i.e. the official timecorrected according to the longitudedeviation, one can intuitively read at aglance the real solar time by means of thehour blued steel hand and the gold sunhand.Real solar time and mean solar timecoincide only four times per year, atapproximately the 16th April, 14th June, 1stSeptember and 25th December.On these days the blued steel minute handand the yellow gold hand will converge.Lunar C ycleThe moon waxesand wanes withina cycle that lastsapprox. 29 daysand 12 hours.To display day afterday the exactsituation of theMoon, Halterimplements a veryspecial doublehand set.One hand showsthe current day ofthe cycle whilebearing a whitegold disk whichrepresents themoon .On a separate hand is a black disk whichgradually covers and uncovers the whitegold disk, thus displaying the evolution ofthe phases of the moon in the sky. Themechanism turns very close to the actualmoon cycle : there will be only a day behindafter 2 years 7 months and 20 days ofoperation.2sdApril20073rdApril20074thApril20075thApril20076thApril20077thApril20078thApril20079thApril200710thApril200711thApril200712thApril200713thApril200714thApril200715thApril200716thApril200717thApril200718thApril200719thApril200720thApril200721thApril200722thApril2007Full Moonat 17h15 UTCEoT : -3,56min.EoT : -2,503min.at 12h08 UTC19th day ofLunar CycleLast Quarterat 18h04 UTCEoT : -1,25min.EoT :0 min.at 3h15 UTC29th day ofLunar CycleDark Moonat 11h36 UTCEoT : +0,310min.

These representations ofsolar time and lunar cycleare inpired by a famousregulator clock that AntideJanvier designed andcrafted in 1788 forFrance's King Louis XVI . Thismasterpiece is now housed in the Muséedu Temps in Besançon (Eastern France).Today, the Manufacture Janvier gathersyoung talentful and passionatewatchmakers representing 8 différentnationalities (Swiss, French, Portuguese,American, German, Danish, Italian andJapanese). They contribute to themanufacturing of exceptionaltimekeepers bearing Vianney Halter’ssignature.By engraving the famous name Janvieron this watch, Vianney Halter payshommage to both his inspirator and histeam.Manufacture JanvierCase Postale 163CH-1450 Ste- Croix - SwitzerlandTel : +41 (0) 24 454 29 48 Fax : +41 (0) 24 454 39 44