Every visible and invisible part is finished to a grinding level. The black flat polishing technique, hand-polished chamfers, and precise angular cutting are all top-of-the-line, catching and reflecting light in various ways.
Intricate engravings adorn the watch, including laser, hand, and laser engravings plus various stamps, and images such as St. Bernard, covering not just the dial but also the finely detailed sides, showcasing the immense difficulty of such craftsmanship.
The entire structure and design of the tourbillon have been enlarged, creating a three-dimensional structure resembling a stage. The open design allows the tourbillon's movement to be admired from any angle. The tourbillon's outer frame is as sharp and beautiful as a blade, occupying nearly 40% of the dial.
The back is very classical, resembling a sandblasted deck, but is actually a more traditional craftsmanship. A large barrel and prominent rubies accompany the signatures of Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey.
June 17, 2019 - Written By Kaden ZZ