Greubel Forsey has always been committed to technology and art, science and not forgetting aesthetics. For example, this collection of works of art commemorative watches is to pay tribute to architecture and sculpture. The discs are layered, and the multi-layer movement displaces the double-body tourbillon, the small seconds hand, the power reserve, and the eccentric time disc in different planes, which are very three-dimensional click here.
The first layer is a tilted 30-degree double-body tourbillon on a blue base plate. The so-called double body is actually a double-axis. The inner tourbillon rotates once a minute, and the outer tourbillon rotates once every four minutes. The flywheel is relatively large and has an ornamental effect. The small seconds hand is located above this large tourbillon. The power reserve display is one level higher and is located in the lower right half of the dial, indicating a large Arabic numeral with a blue steel hand. Above one another, it is an eccentric time-division display disc. Like a box, a red triangle arrow pointer indicates the hour, but you can't see the minute hand. You need to press the crown. At this time, there is an "Art Piece" engraved. A lid will open to reveal the minute dial below.
You will probably wonder if the disc is densely engraved and it is a jealousy? In fact, it is the concept of some brands that are written in French--architecture, bienfacture, perfection, exclusivite, savoir faire.. The case diameter is 44 mm, limited to 33 pieces, 11 of which are made of platinum, and the remaining 22 pieces will be slowly used. Manual winding movement, power reserve for 72 hours.
The first layer is a tilted 30-degree double-body tourbillon on a blue base plate. The so-called double body is actually a double-axis. The inner tourbillon rotates once a minute, and the outer tourbillon rotates once every four minutes. The flywheel is relatively large and has an ornamental effect. The small seconds hand is located above this large tourbillon. The power reserve display is one level higher and is located in the lower right half of the dial, indicating a large Arabic numeral with a blue steel hand. Above one another, it is an eccentric time-division display disc. Like a box, a red triangle arrow pointer indicates the hour, but you can't see the minute hand. You need to press the crown. At this time, there is an "Art Piece" engraved. A lid will open to reveal the minute dial below.
You will probably wonder if the disc is densely engraved and it is a jealousy? In fact, it is the concept of some brands that are written in French--architecture, bienfacture, perfection, exclusivite, savoir faire.. The case diameter is 44 mm, limited to 33 pieces, 11 of which are made of platinum, and the remaining 22 pieces will be slowly used. Manual winding movement, power reserve for 72 hours.
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