Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon 30° Technique Double Tourbillon 30 5-Day Power Reserve Skeleton Dial Rose Gold on Strap
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Basic Info |
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Listing code | BT5TS6 |
Brand | Greubel Forsey |
Model | Double Tourbillon 30° |
Reference number | technique |
Movement | Manual winding |
Case material | Rose gold |
Bracelet material |
Crocodile skin
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Year of production | Unknown |
Condition | |
Scope of delivery |
Original box, original papers
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Gender | Men's watch/Unisex |
Location | United States of America, New York, New York |
Price | Price on request |
Availability | Item is in stock |
Caliber |
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Movement | Manual winding |
Case |
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Case material | Rose gold |
Case diameter | 47.5 mm |
Thickness | 16.84 mm |
Water resistance | 3 ATM |
Bezel material | Rose gold |
Crystal | Sapphire crystal |
Dial | Transparent |
Bracelet/strap |
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Bracelet material |
Crocodile skin
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Bracelet color | Black |
Clasp | Fold clasp |
Clasp material | Rose Gold |
Description |
One Word Comes to Mind When Referring to This Watch: BREATHTAKING!
Greubel Forsey "Technique" Double Tourbillon 30° Rose Gold Skeleton with 120-Hour Power Reserve. A Journey into Mechanical Watchmaking The Double Tourbillon Technique is an entirely original and innovative interpretation of Greubel Forsey’s first fundamental invention, the Double Tourbillon 30°. It is a timepiece with a boldly assertive character and a totally unique architecture. The Double Tourbillon Technique is a case study in precision mechanical watchmaking with the sapphire crystal acting as a portal through which to observe the mesmerizing workings of the intricately interlocking parts. The eye is naturally drawn from one gear to the next, enabling careful observation of each separate element. A true work of technical art With the Double Tourbillon Technique, Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have created a truly stunning timepiece that is faithful to their philosophy of technical visibility. Each and every element of the mechanism is enhanced and displayed without overshadowing others. At the heart of the timepiece is the Double Tourbillon 30° mechanism; however, to perpetuate the art of horology and contribute to its 21st century development, several additional technical elements have been added, including four fast-rotating co-axial barrels guaranteeing 120 hours of autonomy. Admirers can even enjoy the sight of the barrels rotating while winding and unwinding. Coupled to these barrels is the visible spherical differential that drives the power reserve indicator. The hours are displayed on a transparent sapphire crystal ring fitted inside the inner circumference of the bezel to ensure full visual access to the astonishingly three-dimensional depth of the mechanism. Transparency is also reflected in the luminous open-worked signature Greubel Forsey hands and both the power reserve indicator at 3 o’clock and sub-seconds dial at 9 o’clock are strikingly enhanced by their red triangular pointers. A powerful personal message By virtue of its fully visible mechanism, the Double Tourbillon Technique is a showcase for Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey’s unique blend of technical mastery coupled with superb aesthetic finishing. The timepiece reinforces their commitment to absolute quality and fine craftsmanship, also expressed in the discreet message from the inventor watchmakers engraved around the case band. These highly personal words convey Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey’s total dedication to their art and their contribution to horological advancement through fundamental research, the sophisticated architecture of their movements and their relentless pursuit of optimal timekeeping. When Greubel Forsey introduced Double Tourbillon 30º Technique timepiece, its goal was simple: to construct the watch and its movement in such a way that the wearer could observe the movement parts and their interactions with as unobstructed a view as possible. The manual-wind movement, which carries an impressive power reserve of 120 hours in four series-coupled barrels, features a patented system in which an inner tourbillon, inclined at a 30º angle and making the traditional one rotation per minute, is paired with an outer tourbillon making a more unusual one rotation every four minutes. (The two tourbillon cages together account for 132 of the movement’s 396 total parts.) This watch’s movement boasts the high level of micromechanical complexity and haute horlogerie finishes that this brand’s aficionados have come to expect, among them olive-domed jewels (43 of them) in gold chatons; a variable-inertia balance wheel with white-gold screws; a balance spring with Phillips terminal curve; nickel silver mainplate and bridges with frosted and spotted finishes and beveled edges. The individual number of the watch is engraved on a gold plate attached to one of the bridges. Stephen Forsey describes it as “a theatre, in which the eye is drawn to the highly finished movement.” This is a true collectors timepiece. One of the rarest watches in the world. |
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