La Joux-Perret
A Swiss automatic from La Joux-Perret (a Citizen-owned movement house), the date-equipped G101 offers a generous 68-hour power reserve at 28,800 vph. It is positioned as a higher-reserve alternative to the ETA 2824 / Sellita SW200 and is popular with independent brands.
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Owners widely praise the Trenyo Basse-taille Grand Feu Enamel Piece Unique for its handmade sterling silver case and the exceptional sheen of its Grand Feu enamel dial, a process with a high failure rate that reviewers describe as the work of a grand master. The creator considers this model their best work, featuring applied Breguet numerals and a matte silver case that contrasts with the dial. One owner notes the use of an ETA 2892-TOP movement, which they feel aligns with the watch's craftsmanship and offers a unique value proposition at its 2,350 CHF price point. The creator expressed a preference for mineral glass over sapphire crystal due to reduced reflectivity. Overall, owners rate the Trenyo Basse-taille Grand Feu Enamel Piece Unique highly for its technically demanding enamel dial and the artisan-level finishing at the price.
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