Benu Tourbillon with gold hands

Reference# MG-003077

212-888-0505

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    • Description
    • Limited Edition: 8 pieces
    • Case: 18-karat rose gold
    • Size: 44.5mm
    • Movement: hand-wound manufacture movement 103.0
    • Function: three-minute flying tourbillon with stop seconds
    • Power Reserve: approximately 72 hours
    • Dial: black, solid silver
    • Caseback: sapphire crystal
    • Hands: 750/000 rose gold
    • Strap/Bracelet: hand-stitched alligator leather with butterfly clasp
    • Factory Warranty: two years

    For the Benu Tourbillon, key movement functions were reconceived to accommodate the aspirations of Grossmann’s watchmakers with respect to precision, efficiency, and aesthetics. The Grossmann three-minute tourbillon is based on the insights of respected Glashütte watchmaker Alfred Helwig, who developed the flying tourbillon. The unusual size and the seductive gestalt of the tourbillon are beautifully showcased with a longer periodicity.

    In line with Grossmann’s philosophy, the precision of a tourbillon also requires a stop-second. The intricate design of the cage with just two triangular posts paves the way for this additional complication. To halt the balance smoothly, the stop device must move past the triangular frame posts. It accomplishes this with the aid of an elastic brush made from human hair, which provides the most gentle and reliable solution.

    This new eight-piece limited edition of the Grossmann TOURBILLON also 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.

    Moritz-Grossmann
    See the Moritz Grossmann Benu Tourbillon at the Cellini boutique at 430 Park Avenue, NYC