Greubel Forsey has been creating architecturally intriguing movements and watches since its inception. Recently, though, the Swiss brand has opted to scale down in case size to be more wearable and ergonomic. This scaling down requires the brand to totally re-invent their movements, as well, so they fit inside the smaller case. This Double Balancier Convexe is powered by an all-new 374-part caliber and is one of the first smaller-version timepieces - measuring 43.5mm in diameter. To mark the occasion, the brand offers it in a case made of titanium and carbon fiber - another first for Greubel Forsey.
Details
Company | Greubel Forsey |
Price ($) | 380,000 |
Price range | $300,000 - $400,000 |
Gender | Male |
Case | Round |
Complications | Hours Minutes Small Seconds |
Water Resistance | 100m |
Movement | Manual |
Power Reserve Range (hours) | 49 - 72 |
Power Reserve | 72 hours |
Case Size | Large (>39mm) |
Case Diameter (mm) | 44 |
Case Height (mm) | 14 |
Case Back | Open |
Case Colour | Gray |
Case Material | Titanium |
Dial Colour | Grey |
Luminosity | Luminosity |
Limited Edition | Limited edition |
Grebuel Forsey inspires origin and is origin. Borrowing from its Swiss heritage, the brand fashions watches with expert technique and experience yet does not stop at tradition. Pairing the creativity of architecture with the intuition of the engineer, the watches created by this brand are erudite and exceptional.Truly eye-catching, its Convex collection reflects the object beholding it, curving to imitate the cornea. The ringed details and Earth's globe found at the center of the piece, display the purest and most contemporary clarification of the GMT as well as commend movement through the 24-hour Earth's rotation being replicated in the watch.The Tourbillon 24 Seconder Architecture watch similarly conveys modern machinery, intertwined with sculptural components that add three-dimensional depth.