In 2020 Breguet launched their open-worked Classique Double Tourbillon Quai De l’Horloge 5345. Named for the street in Paris on which Breguet’s original workshop was situated, it was a platinum watch with a double tourbillon with both wheel trains and… Read More ›
Louis Moinet has added a new piece to their double tourbillon ASTRONEF collection, this time with a less traditional type of dial. A collaboration between CEO Jean-Marie Schaller and Concepto’s Fabrice Gonet, the ASTRONEF collection was launched in 2021, with… Read More ›
Roger Dubuis has launched its first two watches in black ceramic – the limited edition Excalibur Double Tourbillon, and the Excalibur Monobalancier, both highlighting in-house skeletonised movements. Last year Roger Dubuis introduced an update of the Excalibur Double Tourbillon, featuring… Read More ›
Roger Dubuis is known for experimenting with case materials, with a distinctive aesthetic to the combination of material and complication. In this latest release, the Excalibur Twofold, it brings their double tourbillon into a watch with three highlights – a… Read More ›
You may recall our earlier post about the 1770 Micromégas. It was Manufacture Royale’s first watch containing an automatic in-house calibre and also had another first, a double tourbillons with two different speeds – the left a six second revolution… Read More ›
Mobility. Movement. The new Mobilis from Louis Moinet is aptly named, with its kaleidoscope dial based on no less than two one-minute flying tourbillons, whose unusual rotation in opposite directions power and thus animate, the kaleidoscope at 12 o’clock. With… Read More ›
Launched last year and recently announced in a ‘black’ version, today we share with you Peter Speake-Marin’s inaugural white gold Magister Vertical Double Tourbillon, released last year and seen by us earlier this year. Part of his J Class Collection,… Read More ›
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