Calibre CH-9800 with suspended 60-second flying tourbillon carriage. Housed in solid titanium ceramic, finished by hand in the Swiss Jura.
Flying 60-Second Tourbillon Carriage
Unlike conventional pinned tourbillons supported by an upper bridge, the Nocturne flying tourbillon is cantilevered entirely from below. This reveals an unhindered panoramic view into the celestial heart of the escapement.
Strictly limited editions engineered for collectors of sovereign mechanical horology. Each timepiece includes certified provenance and hand-written registry.
A transcendent study in high-contrast horology. The Nocturne Flying Tourbillon suspends time in zero gravity with a 60-second tourbillon carriage floating above a ruthenium-plated dial with hand-chamfered bridges.
A secular perpetual calendar programmed to track leap years, months, dates, and astronomical moon phases until the year 2100 without manual intervention.
Every superfluous milligram of metal has been carved away by hand. The Monochrome Openworked reveals the beating heart of high-speed balance oscillations through sapphire crystals on both faces.
Forged for the fathomless trenches. Built inside an unyielding Ceratanium case with a unidirectional 60-minute ceramic bezel featuring laser-engraved liquid-metal gradations.
In an era overwhelmed by digital ephemera, mechanical horology remains one of the last sanctuaries of authentic human virtuosity. At Chronos Édition, every component—from the microscopic balance wheel teeth to the tourbillon bridge—is finished entirely by the steady hand of a master artisan.
We do not pursue industrial mass production. Annual allocations never exceed one hundred finished timepieces across all references, ensuring that each exemplar possesses a singular soul and immutable provenance.
“A watch does not merely convey the hour. It is a kinetic sculpture that anchors human consciousness within the silent sweep of the cosmos.”— Laurent Mercier, Master Horologist
