
BaselWorld 2018: The Double Tourbillon Technique Blue from Greubel Forsey
The Double Tourbillon Technique Blue highlights Greubel Forsey’s first fundamental invention.
Integrated into the complex three-dimensional movement architecture, the sapphire crystal chapter-ring is transformed into a window through which to observe a miniature world of constant movement in which all the elements are intertwined, catching our eye from one gear-wheel to the next.
Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have created a magnificently transparent timepiece where each and every element is enhanced and displayed without overshadowing others. The famous Double Tourbillon 30°, accompanied by four coaxial barrels, provides a chronometric power reserve of 120 hours. It contains an innovative spherical differential system for the power reserve display.
This timepiece is a perfect illustration of movement architecture, with watchmaking craftsmanship and decorative arts working together in perfect harmony.
Available from Cellini Jewelers, the Double Tourbillon Technique Blue in a titanium case is offered as a limited edition of 33 pieces.