Flying Tourbillon
IN-HOUSE
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Bianchet presents its first in-house flying tourbillon movement.
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Born to defy gravity, the tourbillon mechanism invented by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1795 is considered the most prestigious Haute Horlogerie complication.
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This complex mechanism requires a high level of expertise and precision to construct, and remains a symbol of horological excellence to this day.
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ARCHITECTURE
TITANIUM
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Crafted from grade 5 titanium including the bridges of the tourbillon cage, every movement is elegantly decorated, then finished by hand, and assembled in Bianchet's atelier in Switzerland.
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As if suspended in the air, the flying tourbillon cage rotates without any visible bridge, allowing a clear view of this engineering marvel.
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SOUL
CRAFTED WITH
Guided by the craftsman's gesture, hand-bevelling which is particularly difficult to achieve on titanium, gives life to the contours of the bridges and sublimates the beauty of the components.
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The art of Haute Horlogerie, mainly executed by hand, requires complete undivided attention. A suspended moment in time when the passion of the creator transfers to the object to convey the highest level of quality.
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