Balancier 3 Blue

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    • Limited Edition: 88 pieces
    • Case: Titanium
    • Size: 41.5 mm x 13.55 mm
    • Movement: Calibre GF09cx
    • Power Reserve: approximately 72 hrs
    • Water Resistance: 50 m
    • Dial: Blue
    • Caseback: sapphire crystal
    • Strap/Bracelet: Strap

    The Balancier 3 is characterised by its three prominent bridges: the first of which houses the barrel, the second for the large balance wheel, and the third, and most striking of all, is attached to the seconds counter and supports the hour and minute hands.  All these bridges feature Greubel Forsey’s signature hand finishes: a curved polished surface, polished bevels and hand-polished screws. 

    This design joins the Convexe collection. The Balancier 3 features the iconic case, even slimmer than before. Its lugs no longer have screws—a first for Greubel Forsey.  Offering total comfort, the piece naturally follows the curvature of the wrist. On the dial side, the double curvature dips towards each end of the strap, creating the highly aesthetic volumes that the movement uses to deploy itself.

    The two series-coupled fast-rotating barrels (one turn in 3.2 hours) clearly visible and decorated with the unique rotating graphics design that is becoming a staple of the Convexe collection. Together, they provide a chronometric power reserve of 3 full days.  The power reserve is shown on the case back for the first time in the Convexe collection.

    On the opposite side, the large balance wheel – “Balancier”, which gives the timepiece its name, can be found between 4 and 6 o’clock. Conveniently integrated into the design, this Greubel Forsey variable-inertia balance is balanced thanks to its 6 gold mean-time screws. It boasts the Atelier’s signature large diameter of 12.6 mm, one of the most majestic in contemporary fine watchmaking. Its oscillations echo the small second display at 8 o’clock with its fixed indicator, where it’s actually the disc underneath, satin-finished by hand, that rotates and marks the passing seconds.