====== Jaeger-LeCoultre Gyrotourbillon 1 ====== {{wst>image_cr|Jaeger-LeCoultre|Gyrotourbillon 1}} The **Gyrotourbillon 1** (also called [[Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica|Hybris Mechanica 2]]) is a luxury watch by [[Jaeger-LeCoultre]]. === Info === The model Gyrotourbillon 1 demonstrates the horological excellence of the [[manufacture]] [[Jaeger-LeCoultre]]. The [[tourbillon]] construction presented here as a world premiere through its spatial operation exceeds the conventional 2-dimensional functional design of previous [[tourbillon]]s both cages of the tourbillon revolve around two axes and equalize in each level the impacts of gravity. In addition, this luxury model offers the advantages of a [[perpetual calendar]] with four [[retrograde]] hands a month hand, a [[leap year]] indicator and two large date hands, each of which is responsible for the first or second half of the month. Another hand, provided with an asterisk, shows the [[equation of time|real solar time]]. The case design was later credited to [[Magali Métrailler]], who had begun at Jaeger-LeCoultre just two years before the debut and was then just 25. Because of its two [[barrel]]s the watch has the enormous power reserve of [[8 days movement|eight days]]. The [[manual winding]] [[manufacture]] movement [[JLC 177]] has, believe it or not, 117 [[jewels]] and 679 components. Production is limited to 75 pieces in five years. [[Jaeger-LeCoultre]] won the Technical Innovation and Complication Watch Prize at the [[Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève]] for the Grande Complication Gyrotourbillon I in November, [[2004]]. The Gyrotourbillon 1 remained available for many years, always in limited series. The initial platinum version limited to 75 examples. A final 30 examples in rose gold with an [[skeleton|open-worked]] dial were produced in 2012, marking the end of the model's availability. In [[2017]], a special model in [[platinum]] with 6.7 carats of baguette diamonds around the bezel and aventurine marquetry dial was released at [[SIHH]]. List price for the platinum Gyrotourbillon 1 was €290,000 in 2004. **References: Case number 149.6.07** * 6006420 (2004) [[Platinum]], limited to 75 pieces * 6002420 (2012) [[Rose gold]] openworked dial, limited to 25 pieces * 6006406 (2017) [[Platinum]] with 6.7 carat baguette diamonds and aventurine marquetry dial * 6003430 "Hybris Mechanica 55 Gyrotourbillon" [[White gold]] * 6026412 [[Platinum]] with baguette diamonds and onyx dial * 6026322 [[Platinum]] with baguette diamond [[pave]] **Movement: ** * [[Manual winding]] [[manufacture]] movement [[JLC 177]], 21,600 A/h * Spherical [[tourbillon]] * [[Perpetual calendar]] * 117 [[jewels]] * [[Double barrel]] * Power reserve [[8 days movement|8 days]] * 679 components **Case: ** * [[Platinum]] * D 43 mm, H 15 mm * [[Sapphire crystal]] * [[Sapphire crystal]] caseback * [[Waterproof]] to 50 m **Dial:** * [[Ruthenium]] [[rhodinated]] with black numerals **Functions:** * Hours, minutes, date, month, [[leap year]] * [[Perpetual calendar]] * [[Equation of time]] * Power reserve **Bracelet: ** * Alligator leather strap, [[double folding clasp]] **Production:** * Produced [[2004]]-[[2012]] ===== Video ===== * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTj__XKPl5M|Jaeger-LeCoultre Gyrotourbillon 1]], 2:01 (YouTube) {{tag>Watch_models Watches_with_perpetual_calendar Watches_with_tourbillon Watches_with_equation_of_time Jaeger-LeCoultre_models Jaeger-LeCoultre_Hybris_Mechanica_models}}