TOURBILLON

The tourbillon crowns the BENU family. After all, the flying three-minute tourbillon with stop seconds is one of the most formidable challenges in horology.

The complex choreography of mechanical precision can be admired through the sapphire-crystal back. It expresses technical virtuosity and stands for traditional craftsmanship.

This new eight-piece limited edition of the Grossmann TOURBILLON boasts hands made of 750/000 rose gold. Shaped like an elongated rhombus and ending in a wafer-thin tip, the hands have the instrumental character that is the hallmark of the manufactory. Combined with the dark tone of the jet-black solid silver dial on which the hands rotate, the result is one of profound elegance.

The new TOURBILLON Tremblage now demonstrates the expressive power of traditional craftsmanship combined with modern aesthetics. The centrepieces are the painstakingly crafted dial with a tremblage surface created by hand and the sophisticated tourbillon mechanics. The new model comes in rose gold and white gold versions, each of which is limited to eight watches.

The TOURBILLON is considered one of the most marvellous complications in the history of watchmaking. The manufactory Moritz Grossmann is shining a fresh light on it with the limited-edition models TOURBILLON Titanium and TOURBILLON Tremblage. Rather than being stylised artefacts, they are unquestionably contemporary with a modern aura owed to a new case and guilloche dial as well as a new colour.