Autumn "Face" Love: Ingenuity

Watches are art as well as technology. Just as great managers navigate the science and art of management, a great watch is the perfect fusion of art and technology, and its artistry is based on technology. The ingenuity of technology, in this autumn, still takes the tourbillon as the focus. Breguet, Frank Muller, Piaget, Breitling and Bovet all have passionate interpretations, which is bound to carry out this kind of craftsmanship that competes with the earth's gravity to the end.

New Breguet:
Classique 3755

No one can deny that Abrahamlouis Breguet's great invention about the tourbillon has produced more than two hundred years for the watch industry years of profound impact. When people are still obsessively studying how the machine synchronizes with the rotating stars to obtain the same running time, Mr. Breguet has seen that the gravitational force generated by the earth's rotation makes the swing of the balance wheel inconsistent up and down, which requires Another opposing force controls it. In 1795, the introduction of the tourbillon marked the realization of this great idea.

The Classique 3755 transparent tourbillon and perpetual calendar collection is undoubtedly a time-consuming work of art. The parts are shaped, polished, plated and even engraved: platinum case, sapphire crystal case back, hand-engraved pink gold movement. The slender arabesque decorations and scrolls are unique, while the tourbillon and perpetual calendar mechanism add impeccable transparency to this watch. The offset dial is hand-engraved with a zigzag pattern and features a date display window with a jump-back mechanism. Two sub-dials show the day and month at 9 and 3 o'clock respectively.

New from Franck Muller:
Tri-Axis Tourbillon 9850 Evolution 3-1

Franck Muller's usual tonneau-shaped case and unique dial design It has become its famous symbol. The Revolution 1 to 3 tourbillons launched in the past few years have successively achieved several "world firsts" breakthroughs, thus proving their extraordinary achievements in watch complications.

The original concept of the 9850 Evolution 3-1 three-axis tourbillon is that the three cages including the tourbillon move on three axes respectively, so within an hour, the tourbillon is in almost all different horizontal positions one after another. , which also cancels out any possible errors. To achieve this effect, the double barrel drives the first frame, which rotates once per hour, through the minute wheel; the first frame pushes the second frame, which rotates every eight minutes; and the escapement and balance wheel are installed. The tourbillon completes one revolution per minute driven by the second cage. In addition to witnessing this genius design, watch connoisseurs can also appreciate the breathtaking spectacle of the operation of one of the most complex technologies in the history of watchmaking - the three-axis tourbillon.

New Breitling:
Mulliner Tourbillon Tourbillon Chronograph

Mulliner Tourbillon has its own pride: when it proudly tells buyers, never have to worry about encountering When a person who looks exactly like his own watch, he has clearly expressed the concept of personalization incisively and vividly between technology and tradition.

The Mulliner Tourbillon is worthy of being a rare watch, and only a few dozen will be made over the next few years, or an average of two per month. Buyers can choose different case materials according to their preferences - platinum, gold, rose gold or white gold, etc.; even the color of the dial or the tone of the alligator strap can be selected; what is more worth mentioning is the precious wood decoration on the case back, There are a total of six materials to choose from. Each Mulliner Tourbillon is engraved with the purchaser's logo and initials on the movement panel.

What makes this special watchmaking extraordinary is its movement: the Breitling 18B hand-wound calibre, a tourbillon chronograph movement designed exclusively for the Breitling for Bentley watch collection. This elegant and complex device represents this exquisite craftsmanship: the balance spring and escapement are housed in a case that rotates on its own axis, thus eliminating the time errors caused by placing the watch vertically. Not only that, its central hand can run around the dial for half a minute instead of the usual 60 seconds, a "30-second" chronograph function, which allows the second reading to be accurate to 1/6 of a second with the naked eye.

New from Piaget:
Emperador Skeleton Tourbillon with Diamonds

As the current president of Piaget said, "You read the time on a Piaget watch when you Appreciate a supreme treasure." If Piaget is an alchemist from ancient times, then the Emperador Skeleton Tourbillon with Diamonds is a fitting testament to Piaget's dual skills in Haute Horlogerie and High Jewellery.

Piaget continues the Emperador myth with the Emperador's classic body curvature and the world's thinnest 600P rectangular tourbillon movement. Under aesthetic considerations, Piaget used a floating tourbillon, removed the original supporting bridge, and replaced a tourbillon composed of 42 titanium metal parts in order to make the tourbillon function show the best beauty. The frame, suspended on a single-point axis, weighs only 0.2 grams and reciprocates on a cycle of one revolution per minute.

The metal on the movement is all refined in 18K white gold, and the size of the upper movement bridge is fine-tuned to facilitate gem setting. On the plane of the machine plate after the engraving, 159 round diamonds with a total weight of about 0.2 carats are inlaid, and 7 cabochon-cut sapphires are decorated with a total weight of about 0.2 carats. The dazzling light from the diamonds complements the radial sun engraving pattern on the bottom plate. The sun pattern radiating from the center point to the surrounding consists of 60 cutting lines, symbolizing the time scale of 60 seconds.

New from Bovet:
Fleurier

Among the latest Fleurier watches from Bovet is a very rare flying tourbillon self-winding watch with a length of 8-day power reserve. The name of the flying tourbillon comes from the fact that only one end of the cover is fixed in the movement. It is a continuation of the original idea put forward by Mr. Breguet two hundred years ago, and it is realized today.

Fleurier Collection, 18K rose gold, 42mm diameter. Crown set with cabochon sapphire. Black enamel dial with gold-plated Roman numerals. Traditional spiral hands. Caliber 13BA02 with automatic winding with double chain box. Swing frequency 21,600 times per hour. 25 jewel bearings. Hand-stitched alligator leather strap. Water resistant to 30 meters. Limited to 39 pieces.