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Nocturne Flying Tourbillon
Calibre CH-9800 — Monolithic Black Ceramic & Anthracite Dial
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 masterwork where mechanical complexity melts into profound, nocturnal tranquility.” — Revue Horlogère Internationale
- Calibre
- Manufacture Calibre CH-9800
- Power Reserve
- 72 Hours (Twin Glucydur Barrels)
- Diameter
- 41.5 mm
- Thickness
- 10.8 mm
- Frequency
- 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
- Water Resistance
- 50 Metres / 5 ATM
- Movement Finish
- Hand-beveled anglage, black polished screws, Côtes de Genève
The Architecture of Precision
Val-de-Travers & Le Brassus Workshops
Crafted in the secluded valleys of Le Brassus, each Nocturne requires over 420 hours of master hand-finishing. The dial eschews conventional numerals for hand-applied white gold baton markers, allowing the rhythmic ballet of the flying tourbillon cage to command singular focus. Encased in high-density matte black ceramic, it strikes an indelible balance between avant-garde stealth and centuries-old ancestral finishing.
Every individual exemplar is submitted to a grueling 21-day chronological testing regimen across six positions and three temperature variations before receiving the chronometer certificate.
“We do not merely assemble gears; we sculpt friction into timeless harmony.”
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Monochrome Openworked Calibre
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.