TOURBILLON SOUVERAIN SET WITH DIAMONDS
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TOURBILLON SOUVERAIN SET WITH DIAMONDS Calibre 1519 FP Journe FP Journe

Platinum case set with 93 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 22.50 carats
Diameter: 44 mm
Overall height: 13.76 mm
Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold movement bridges with «Clou de Paris» guilloché, engraved and hand-painted inscriptions, Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock on white Gold
Hands: rhodium plated Steel
Platinum clasp set with 18 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 0.95 carat
Calibre 1519

Technical Specifications

Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32
Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32

At the heart of the movement
At the heart of the movement
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
Platinum case set with 93 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 22.50 carats
Diameter: 44 mm
Overall height: 13.76 mm
Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold movement bridges with «Clou de Paris» guilloché, engraved and hand-painted inscriptions, Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock on white Gold
Hands: rhodium plated Steel
Platinum clasp set with 18 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 0.95 carat
Finishing
Platinum case set with 93 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 22.50 carats
Diameter: 44 mm
Overall height: 13.76 mm
Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold movement bridges with «Clou de Paris» guilloché, engraved and hand-painted inscriptions, Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock on white Gold
Hands: rhodium plated Steel
Platinum clasp set with 18 baguette diamonds VVS F/G ~ 0.95 carat
Calibre 1519

Technical Specifications

Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32
Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32

At the heart of the movement
At the heart of the movement
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold

TOURBILLON SOUVERAIN SET WITH DIAMONDS Calibre 1519 FP Journe FP Journe

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F.P.Journe

About

A New Tourbillon Souverain to Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Tourbillon Souverain

The innovative and revolutionary horological creator François-Paul Journe has inspired a generation of contemporary watchmakers with the originality of his creations, his quest for precision, his timeless and immediately recognisable style, and his respect for horological ethics and traditions.

Fascinated by the tourbillon since his youth, François-Paul Journe began to make his first watch when he was 20 - entirely by hand. It was a tourbillon pocket watch. In 1991, he created his first tourbillon wristwatch, selling the very small number of examples to a handful of knowledgeable collectors. In 1999, he launched the first Tourbillon Souverain with remontoir d’égalité in wristwatch form. It was sold by subscription and was much soughtafter by collectors who rival with each other to get on the short list of 20 examples.

The year 2003 saw the birth of the new generation of Tourbillon Souverain, to which François-Paul Journe added natural deadbeat second. Then, to make the watches even more desirable, he produced his haute horlogerie movements in 18k rose Gold, a first in the world of modern mechanical watchmaking.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this emblematic wristwatch, F.P.Journe has developed a tourbillon whose cage is vertical, rather than the traditional horizontal cage. “I designed this vertical tourbillon so that the tourbillon’s functions remain constant whether the watch lies flat or is placed on its side, and the amplitude is subsequently the same, whether with a deployant clasp lying on the side or with an ardillon buckle lying flat”.

This vertical tourbillon with remontoir d’égalité and deadbeat second makes one revolution every 30 seconds. This is faster than the usual time of one minute, making the technical prowess even more visually astonishing. Surrounding the cage, a cone-shaped mirror-polished ring concentrates light, reflecting the tourbillon cage. A second reflector was created on the movement side to provide light around the tourbillon cage. The 4N rose Gold bridges that form the dial are decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloche with, for the first time, an enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock. The new Tourbillon Souverain also features an 80-hour power reserve at 12 o’clock and small seconds at 6 o’clock; the remontoir d’égalité is placed at 7 o’clock.
Testimony
“From ancient times, humankind has constantly attempted to measure time by dividing it into equal fractions and inventing the notion of isochronism! Only with the arrival of the first mechanical clocks did specialists begin to seek a means of equalising the force reaching the escapement. The balance-spring did not yet exist and the so-called “foliot” balance had an irregular beat due to the arrival of a force varying because of the imperfections of the gearing. At the time, clocks were equipped with just one hand which completed a revolution once every 12 hours, since their degree of imprecision did not permit the measurement of minutes. After the invention of the mainspring, which would enable the construction of table-clocks, 15th century watchmaker Jobst Bürgi had the idea of adding an extra gear representing an independent system wound in short spurts by the mainspring.

The escapement thus ensured a more constant flow and enabled an autonomy of several months: this was the first remontoire or constant-force device!

Later, 17th century Dutch watchmaker Christiaan Huygens invented the balance-spring and the pendulum. These innovations would give both clocks and watches an unprecedented degree of precision timekeeping: the minute hand became widespread and the constant-force device fell into oblivion for around a century. With the arrival of the 18th century, known as the Age of Enlightenment, the high requirements relating to astronomical observations and calculations of longitude for maritime navigation called for ever higher levels of precision. As new technical solutions were found, the seconds hand became a common feature on watches of the period. In England, Thomas Mudge invented a constant-force device for the H.3 marine chronometer, while famous French watchmaker Robert Robin – Watchmaker to the King – also invented one for his precision regulators. Paradoxically, it was in the 19th century that the constant-force device became widely used in the construction of clocks intended for buildings – not to remedy any flaws in the springs (since all these clocks ran by driving-weights), but to isolate the time mechanism from the outside hands. This was because the latter were exposed to strong winds and might disturb the mechanism.

Nonetheless, making a constant-force device was a complex and tedious task, causing it to be almost entirely abandoned in the 20th century, apart from a few rare exceptions: English watchmaker Georges Daniels used it in a tourbillon pocket-watch; his contemporary Anthony Randall built it into a table-clock based on the principle of John Harrison’s H.4; and I myself have incorporated it into three tourbillon pocket-watches, a so-called “sympathique” clock and more recently for the very first time in wristwatch form with the first model in the F.P.Journe – Invenit et Fecit – collection, the Tourbillon Souverain.

What is fascinating in the principle of the constant-force device is that each watchmaker who has set out to build one has his own personal interpretation: only the basic idea remains the same.”

François-Paul Journe

Technical Specifications

Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32
Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32

At the heart of the movement
At the heart of the movement
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
  • About

    A New Tourbillon Souverain to Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Tourbillon Souverain

    The innovative and revolutionary horological creator François-Paul Journe has inspired a generation of contemporary watchmakers with the originality of his creations, his quest for precision, his timeless and immediately recognisable style, and his respect for horological ethics and traditions.

    Fascinated by the tourbillon since his youth, François-Paul Journe began to make his first watch when he was 20 - entirely by hand. It was a tourbillon pocket watch. In 1991, he created his first tourbillon wristwatch, selling the very small number of examples to a handful of knowledgeable collectors. In 1999, he launched the first Tourbillon Souverain with remontoir d’égalité in wristwatch form. It was sold by subscription and was much soughtafter by collectors who rival with each other to get on the short list of 20 examples.

    The year 2003 saw the birth of the new generation of Tourbillon Souverain, to which François-Paul Journe added natural deadbeat second. Then, to make the watches even more desirable, he produced his haute horlogerie movements in 18k rose Gold, a first in the world of modern mechanical watchmaking.

    To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this emblematic wristwatch, F.P.Journe has developed a tourbillon whose cage is vertical, rather than the traditional horizontal cage. “I designed this vertical tourbillon so that the tourbillon’s functions remain constant whether the watch lies flat or is placed on its side, and the amplitude is subsequently the same, whether with a deployant clasp lying on the side or with an ardillon buckle lying flat”.

    This vertical tourbillon with remontoir d’égalité and deadbeat second makes one revolution every 30 seconds. This is faster than the usual time of one minute, making the technical prowess even more visually astonishing. Surrounding the cage, a cone-shaped mirror-polished ring concentrates light, reflecting the tourbillon cage. A second reflector was created on the movement side to provide light around the tourbillon cage. The 4N rose Gold bridges that form the dial are decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloche with, for the first time, an enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock. The new Tourbillon Souverain also features an 80-hour power reserve at 12 o’clock and small seconds at 6 o’clock; the remontoir d’égalité is placed at 7 o’clock.
  • Testimony

    “From ancient times, humankind has constantly attempted to measure time by dividing it into equal fractions and inventing the notion of isochronism! Only with the arrival of the first mechanical clocks did specialists begin to seek a means of equalising the force reaching the escapement. The balance-spring did not yet exist and the so-called “foliot” balance had an irregular beat due to the arrival of a force varying because of the imperfections of the gearing. At the time, clocks were equipped with just one hand which completed a revolution once every 12 hours, since their degree of imprecision did not permit the measurement of minutes. After the invention of the mainspring, which would enable the construction of table-clocks, 15th century watchmaker Jobst Bürgi had the idea of adding an extra gear representing an independent system wound in short spurts by the mainspring.

    The escapement thus ensured a more constant flow and enabled an autonomy of several months: this was the first remontoire or constant-force device!

    Later, 17th century Dutch watchmaker Christiaan Huygens invented the balance-spring and the pendulum. These innovations would give both clocks and watches an unprecedented degree of precision timekeeping: the minute hand became widespread and the constant-force device fell into oblivion for around a century. With the arrival of the 18th century, known as the Age of Enlightenment, the high requirements relating to astronomical observations and calculations of longitude for maritime navigation called for ever higher levels of precision. As new technical solutions were found, the seconds hand became a common feature on watches of the period. In England, Thomas Mudge invented a constant-force device for the H.3 marine chronometer, while famous French watchmaker Robert Robin – Watchmaker to the King – also invented one for his precision regulators. Paradoxically, it was in the 19th century that the constant-force device became widely used in the construction of clocks intended for buildings – not to remedy any flaws in the springs (since all these clocks ran by driving-weights), but to isolate the time mechanism from the outside hands. This was because the latter were exposed to strong winds and might disturb the mechanism.

    Nonetheless, making a constant-force device was a complex and tedious task, causing it to be almost entirely abandoned in the 20th century, apart from a few rare exceptions: English watchmaker Georges Daniels used it in a tourbillon pocket-watch; his contemporary Anthony Randall built it into a table-clock based on the principle of John Harrison’s H.4; and I myself have incorporated it into three tourbillon pocket-watches, a so-called “sympathique” clock and more recently for the very first time in wristwatch form with the first model in the F.P.Journe – Invenit et Fecit – collection, the Tourbillon Souverain.

    What is fascinating in the principle of the constant-force device is that each watchmaker who has set out to build one has his own personal interpretation: only the basic idea remains the same.”

    François-Paul Journe
  • Technical description

    Technical Specifications

    Movement :

      18K rose Gold
      Manual winding
      29 turns of crown

    Dimensions :
    • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
    • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
    • Overall height : 10.00 mm
    • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
    • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
    Balance :

      4 inertia weights
      Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
      Pinned stud
      Free-sprung
      Spring pinned to collet

    Frequency :

      21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

    Inertia :

      11 mg/cm2

    Angle of lift :

      52°

    Amplitude :

      0h dial up : > 260°
      24h vertical : > 260°

    Main characteristics :

      Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
      2 position winding crown
      Manual winding in position 1
      Time adjustment by crown in position 2

    Escapement :

      15 tooth escape wheel
      90° anchor fork

    Indications :

      Hours and minutes at 3h
      Small second at 6h
      Power reserve at 12h
      Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

    Power reserve :

      80 ± 2 hours

    Decoration :

      High quality
      Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
      Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
      Screw heads polished and bevelled
      Pegs with polished rounded ends

    Case :

      Platinum
      Diameter: 44.00 mm
      Height: 13.76 mm

    Dial :

      Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

    Number of components :
    • Mouvement : 230
    • Cased on leather strap : 371
    • Jewels : 32
    Movement :

      18K rose Gold
      Manual winding
      29 turns of crown

    Dimensions :
    • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
    • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
    • Overall height : 10.00 mm
    • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
    • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
    Balance :

      4 inertia weights
      Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
      Pinned stud
      Free-sprung
      Spring pinned to collet

    Frequency :

      21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

    Inertia :

      11 mg/cm2

    Angle of lift :

      52°

    Amplitude :

      0h dial up : > 260°
      24h vertical : > 260°

    Main characteristics :

      Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
      2 position winding crown
      Manual winding in position 1
      Time adjustment by crown in position 2

    Escapement :

      15 tooth escape wheel
      90° anchor fork

    Indications :

      Hours and minutes at 3h
      Small second at 6h
      Power reserve at 12h
      Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

    Power reserve :

      80 ± 2 hours

    Decoration :

      High quality
      Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
      Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
      Screw heads polished and bevelled
      Pegs with polished rounded ends

    Case :

      Platinum
      Diameter: 44.00 mm
      Height: 13.76 mm

    Dial :

      Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

    Number of components :
    • Mouvement : 230
    • Cased on leather strap : 371
    • Jewels : 32

    At the heart of the movement
    At the heart of the movement
    fpjourne

    Technical description


    Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
    fpjourne

    Technical description


    Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold

Technical Specifications

Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32
Movement :

    18K rose Gold
    Manual winding
    29 turns of crown

Dimensions :
  • Overall diameter : 34.60 mm
  • Cased-up diameter : 34.20 mm
  • Overall height : 10.00 mm
  • Height of winding stem : 3.66 mm
  • Diameter of stem thread : S1.20 mm
Balance :

    4 inertia weights
    Flat Anachron balance spring with Philips overcoil
    Pinned stud
    Free-sprung
    Spring pinned to collet

Frequency :

    21'600 VPH, 3 Hz

Inertia :

    11 mg/cm2

Angle of lift :

    52°

Amplitude :

    0h dial up : > 260°
    24h vertical : > 260°

Main characteristics :

    Vertical Tourbillon with constant force and dead second
    2 position winding crown
    Manual winding in position 1
    Time adjustment by crown in position 2

Escapement :

    15 tooth escape wheel
    90° anchor fork

Indications :

    Hours and minutes at 3h
    Small second at 6h
    Power reserve at 12h
    Vertical Tourbillon at 9h

Power reserve :

    80 ± 2 hours

Decoration :

    High quality
    Guilloche Clous de Paris on bridges
    Circular Geneva Waves on base plate
    Screw heads polished and bevelled
    Pegs with polished rounded ends

Case :

    Platinum
    Diameter: 44.00 mm
    Height: 13.76 mm

Dial :

    Dial formed by the blackened 18K rose Gold bridges engraved, painted, and decorated with “Clous de Paris” guilloché with a Grand Feu enamel hour dial at 3 o’clock in 18K white Gold

Number of components :
  • Mouvement : 230
  • Cased on leather strap : 371
  • Jewels : 32

At the heart of the movement
At the heart of the movement
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Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold
fpjourne

Technical description


Mechanical mouvement with manual winding, 21'600 VPH, Geneva made in 18K rose Gold