Complications
Here is the third opus of the Hybris Artistica Duometre Spherotourbillon, a Watch which, obviously, inpsired the JLC Designers a lot! After the Pocket Watch and the Enamel, here is the " Sapphire Crystal " version. Funnily, this is not the first detail you notice when you look at the Watch. The wh
I find from th pictures the work on the lugs and the stair effect in the tourby area mesmerizing. The overall dial effect is also wonderful. I do miss the date layout from the original, but realize that would not work with this edition. A beautiful iteration. But I would still want the original platinum. I would love to see this version in person to compare. Thanks Joe
But wait, my friend, there is another version which is Worth some consideration. Soon to be posted. Best, Nicolas.
as it is Excellence in design, from my point of view. Here is a watch with an extremely complicated and delicate Spherotourbillon but the designers kept the entire piece extremely simple. The layout of the dial is superb in its simplicity, the "martele" and the enamel sub-dials give it a feel of serenity and I love the steps leading to the Spherotourbillon, the details on the lugs, very chic. All in all, a visually very elegant yet simple piece of Haute Horlogerie. With a diameter of 42mm is ver
This one is making me think a lot! Although not a great fun of Tourbillon per se, (perhaps I just don't like competition) my head houses a Tourbillon which really defies gravity;) but this one has a "je ne sais quoi" which I really find appealing, enchanting. Cheers Francois from Down Under
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