greubel_forsey_tourbillon_24_secondes
Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Secondes
The Tourbillon 24 Secondes (or Tourbillon 24 Secondes Incliné) is a wristwatch by Greubel Forsey.
The first version of this watch was presented in 2007. It features a fast-rotating tourbillon inclined at 25° at 8 o'clock, manual winding movement, double mainspring barrels, 72-hour power reserve at 2 o'clock and small seconds at 6 o'clock. An 18k gold dial in anthracite or silver is housed in a 43.5 mm x 16.11 mm case distinguished by a hand-satinised case band and side window looking onto the tourbillon.
Reference:
- GF01
Movement:
- Manual winding manufacture movement, 21,600 A/h
- Tourbillon inclined at a 25° angle, 24-seconds rotation, patented
- 26 jewels
- Olived-domed jewels in gold chatons
- 275 parts
- Power reserve 72 h
Case:
- Ø 43.5 mm, H 16.11 mm
- Sapphire crystal domed and transparent caseback
- Side window with sapphire form glass
- Waterproof to 3 atm
Dial:
- Multi-level in gold silvered or anthracite colour
Functions:
- Hours, minutes, small seconds
- Power reserve indicator via circular arc
Bracelet:
- Black hand-sewn Alligator strap with folding clasp
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