Do you prefer a small or big tourbillon?
2 examples but DON'T look at the brand, case, dial, other complications. PLEASE ONLY THE TOURBILLON My question is ' do you like a small or big tourbillon? ' and sharing WHY would be interesting For me itss BIG without doubt. To me it just looks much more...
Well, the other side of this Reverso Tribute Tourbillon is more appealing, me think:
Bur here, from your pictures, I would go for the big. Best, Nicolas ...
I agree Bruno
If it has to be, et it be big. My understanding: A tourbillon doesn’t exactly do much good for the timekeeping. You can appreciate its technical merits and it’s visual ballet inside your watch. If it has to be, let it be big.
Exactly the same is my thought on this
but personally a tourb has never attracted me at all
Interesting question.
For me, the arrangement of the tourbillon is always an overall concept: size, structure and, above all, the position on the dial. I have no problem with seeing the tourbillon and that it's not hidden. But it is important to me that it is positioned as aes...
For me it would depend on the watch. For a tourbillon, first I want to see it, but how I would explain it is as follow: I would prefer a watch that has a nice tourbillon versus a tourbillon that also tell time…
So if it is big, it must not take away from the time reading real estate of watch for me…
Whoa, I love that Montblanc! Didn't know that watch!
Two conflicting objectives on tourbillon size for me that make the choice difficult. One the one hand, I'd like it to be big for the look of it. On the other, I prefer smaller sized watches but a larger tourbillon will almost certainly mean a larger watch...
It is a very famous piece from ca 2010 that is based on a Minerva watch from about 2004, developed by Cabbidou
retail was about 270k Euro, delivered in yellow gold or white gold
Hard for me to say?
I’ve never seen a tourbillon in person but if I had to choose probably the bigger one? If I did get my first tourbillon I’d probably go with an Asian movement just so I can get the feel of it if that makes sense?
I prefer to see the tourbillon only on the reverse side...
...so the dial is cleaner and it is a 'secret.'
Me no like
Never was drawn to tourbs... when I had the honor of spending an afternoon with Dufour... he expressed that he thought tourbs were silly and pointless... he said they accomplished nothing... but yes, they can be a form of art. The one tourb I LOVE is Hald...
