Pulsion

Technicals

Calibre reference: CH 1450
Movement details: Mechanical movement with tourbillon-type Swiss lever escapement / Hand winding / Standard analogue hour and minute display with central hands. This basic calibre features a built in column-wheel chronograph visible on the dial side and comprising two counters (seconds and minutes)
Movement dimensions: Movement shape: tonneau Width: 30.40 mm / Length: 32.90 mm / Thickness: 7.40 mm
Indications: Hours, minutes
Chronograph: 60-sec. counter at 1.30 / 30-min. counter at 10.30 / Power-reserve indicator at 9 o’clock
Crown: Two positions: winding and setting
Push-piece: Single push-piece on the crown : start, stop, reset
Power reserve: 120 hours
Frequency: 21,600 vph
Number of parts: 265
Jewelling: 35
Water resistance: 30 metres (~ 100 feet)
Case: Tonneau, titanium
Case dimensions: Length: 55.40 mm (with horns) / Width: 44.30 mm / Thickness: 16.90 mm
Strap: Rubber or Hand-stitched leather
Clasp: Folding type, titanium

Arabesque

The Tourbillon “Arabesque” model created by Brigitte Carneiro features an impressive design combined with an extremely light feel achieved by the use of contemporary materials: the rectangular case is made from titanium, while the dial and skeletonised bridges are crafted in carbon fibre and the mainplate is in aluminium.

The mechanical hand-wound movement driving off-centered hour and minute hands is equipped with a flying Tourbillon at 7 o’clock which completes a full rotation in one minute and is adorned on the bridge with tiny sparkling diamonds. The power reserve guarantees a full five days of autonomy.

Bel Canto

Tourbillon Minute Repeater

The very first timepiece created and signed by Ranieri Illicher is a minute repeater tourbillon. Equipped with a full set of “cathedral” chimes, Bel Canto is powered by a hand-wound mechanical movement providing a five-day power reserve.
Activated via a lever positioned between 8 and 10, the minute repeater’s ”cathedral” chimes sound for twice the duration of standard chimes. Doubling its sequence, the chimes thus sound and repeat hours, quarter-hours and minutes on two notes, bringing to life a rounder and richer sound than usual. The centrally positioned hour and minute hands display the time in conventional fashion.
The tourbillon carriage’s upper bridge is R-shaped in tribute to its maker’s first name and features the same meticulously hand-bevelled and mirror-polished finish as the rest of the carriage; the bridges on the movement side form the outline of Italy enriched with a host of delicately hand-engraved mountains, volcanoes and mermaids or, in a Special Edition, the map of Mexico. Further refinements include the movement’s black gold finish.

ImmenSEAty

Sculpture de Poignet

UNIQUE PIECE
The first creation by Gabriel Salgado de Arce is his splendidly inventive “Wrist Sculpture: ImmenSEAty”.

An entire underwater universe sculpted onto a proprietary movement that gradually reveals an immense variety of marine creatures. Miniature crab-like animals, tiny turtles and starfish, mantises and seashells, all moving in step with the beat of the watch’s mechanical movement. This microcosm can only be explored and fully revealed under magnification. Over 1,600 hours of work went into crafting the watch’s sculpted decor.