31/08/2026
Another rare mechanical gem by . To film these complex watches, it’s always a pleasure. Especially when I can go in great detail like with this Four-Axis Tourbillon. I love complex movements, and three-dimensionality in watches. The movement consists of a total 485 components with so many moving parts. From the central two-arm carousel spinning every 60 seconds, to the flying triple-axis tourbillon rotating on 60, 18, and 15-second cycles. As well as a beautiful backplate made out of opal. In case you didn’t know, this watch has a patented 1/6th-second constant force remontoire, and an always-upright dial so it’s all in the same style. A highly visual watch and very stimulating to look at. 😍
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