Cabestan Winch Vertical Tourbillon review
The Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon uses a more traditional dial for the time. The case itself is 50.25mm wide and 45.50mm long (48.30mm with the crown). It is also a stately 22.30mm thick. The case here is in 18k rose gold, but Cabestan will build them in titanium, PVD-coated black titanium, 18k yellow gold, 18k white gold, or platinum.
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In keeping with Cabestan's nautical design inspirations, the Triple Axis Tourbillon gets its looks from the catamaran, a sports sailboat consisting of two parallel hulls. The large sapphire lets in plenty of light and really shows off the dial and the details on the 1044 components making up Calibre EC 17, a fusée and chain movement boasting a 50 hour power reserve.
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The new Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon is no exception. The watch is the first timepiece to be 100% signed by master-watchmaker Eric Coudray. The hand-made sapphire tube provides a luminous setting for a unique and exclusive flying triple axis tourbillon.
Hands On The New Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
The new Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon Full Sapphire watch makes a strong argument for the benefit of an all-sapphire construction because of its wonderfully complex Caliber CAB0017 movement. The sapphire case allows owners to admire the movement from all angles, and there is indeed a lot to see. First of all, the triple axis tourbillon spins.
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The Cabestan Winch Tourbillon Vertical has become an icon of timepiece design and technical prowess. For aesthetes only. Thinking out of the box. Parting with conventions. Daring to be bold and ingenious. The genesis of the Cabestan Winch Tourbillon Vertical was creativity at its best. The challenge: design a highly technical movement that is.
Hands On The New Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
Distinctive, beautiful and just plain strange, the Cabestan Winch Tourbillon Vertical is the brainchild of Vianney Halter and the engineering masterpiece of the DMC Group's Jean-François.
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A departure from Cabestan's other creations. The Triple Axis Tourbillon represents a departure from Cabestan's other creations to date, which have all been variations on the same base movement − not that one could call a vertically mounted caliber with a flying tourbillon and a chain-and-fusée constant force mechanism a "base" movement and really mean it.
Hands On The New Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
The Cabestan Winch Vertical Tourbillon . The Winch Vertical Tourbillon. The case is very unusual, angular, yet with the waves, perhaps reminding one of its yachting origins. The basic design of the Cabestan watches is one which uses a fusée and chain system providing power to the movement train. Time is displayed by two rotating drums for the.
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Visually the Triple Axis Tourbillon has all the brilliance you would expect from a high-end watchmaker like Cabestan. The design of the watch is inspired by sailing boats and completely hand made. I absolutely love the façade, which is entirely constructed from sapphire crystal and exposes the accomplished mechanical movement.
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The Winch Tourbillon Vertical was born. In 2008, one of the most acknowledged and talented master watchmakers, Eric Coudray, joined Cabestan with his team. In 2009, after a few years of movement watch finalization and improvement, the first Winch Tourbillon Vertical was delivered. Couple of months later, the company was taken over by a new.
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The Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon is a magnificent, three-dimensional piece, created and manufactured by one of the most important minds of the modern horology - Eric Coudray. I wouldn't change a bit from it. But it is customisable up to a point. The brand even released a full sapphire case version - perhaps the most revealing piece of.
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In the Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon all three tourbillons rotate at different speeds, at 60, 19, and 17 seconds. An amazingly complex watch, the Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillons has a manual-winding movement comprising a whopping 1,044 individually hand-assembled components and provides a power reserve of 50 hours.
Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon
Cabestan DNA draws its strength from the presence of the inseparable fusee and chain, endowing the movement with peerless and reliable accuracy by ensuring constant-force transmission throughout the 50-hour power reserve. The flying triple axis tourbillon, equipped with a spring balance oscillating at a frequency of 3 Hz, rotates separately for.
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Truly Unprecedented Ingenuity The Cabestan Triple Axis Tourbillon
Photographer Guy Lucas de Peslouan shares his images on the Cabestan ´Winch Tourbillon Vertical` vertical tourbillon with constant force delivered by the fusée-and-chain. Cabestan Genéve - a brand founded in 2003. The French word 'Cabestan' means 'winch' in English. Vertically-aligned winches are the signature throughout the brands.
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September 17, 2009. Cabestan founder Jean-François Ruchonnet teams up with friend and five-time world champion rally driver Sébastien Loeb to present a unique Cabestan Winch Tourbillon Vertical for Only Watch. The back of the watch features Loeb's signature with an engraving of the legendary Formula 1 circuit in Monaco.