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Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon
Four tourbillons orbiting the Earth
Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have shown creative daring and boldness in uniting their second. Fundamental Invention, the Quadruple Tourbillon, with their ground breaking interpretation of the GMT with its outsized rotating globe.
Displaying three time zones along with a universal time function, this exceptional timepiece is distinguished by its three-dimensional architecture created with extreme attention to fine craftsmanship. A Unique edition of 66 pieces in total, the first 11 of which are in white gold.
A highly complex mechanism
Working on the principle that the more different
positions the regulating organ moves through, the more precise the timekeeping will be, Robert
Greubel and Stephen Forsey invented the Quadruple Tourbillon with a spherical differential. Right from the original idea the concept was clear. While coupling four separate tourbillons would have been challenging, they sought a more compact solution. To save space in all three dimensions, they chose to construct the tourbillons in pairs within a unique system of compact cages, an extremely challenging feat.
Greubel Forsey GMT Sport
Strong and truly original case geometry
The completely new and original titanium case, firmly positions this new GMT in a “sports” league of its own. In their creation of this timepiece, Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have pushed back the limits of ergonomics and wrist comfort. They have invented a totally new case form, perfectly round from above, while revealing the accentuated arched and ovoid shape from other angles.
Greubel Forsey Balancier S
The exclusive union of sport and chronometry
Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey unveil a new timepiece showcasing a large, high precision and inclined balance wheel within a 100 metres water resistant titanium case tailored for the most active lifestyle. The two inventor watchmakers took up the challenge of fully – and visibly – combining sport and chronometry! The unique ovoid case with ergonomic profile and integrated lugs, provides optimal protection for the movement.
QP à Équation
Following the GPHG (Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève) award for the best Calendar Prize, Greubel Forsey presents its QP à Équation in a 5N red gold millesime with a chocolate coloured gold dial. By reinventing the prestigious perpetual Calendar (QP), with the QP à Équation, Greubel Forsey demonstrates through their art of invention that the history of mechanical watchmaking remains in a perpetual state of evolution.
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