Monday 26 December, 2011 - 09:50 AM EST
The Cartier Grand Complication Skeleton pocket watch
Another preview before the SIHH 2012 from Cartier
We have presented the Rotonde de Cartier Minute Repeater Flying Tourbillon as a preview to the SIHH 2012 earlier this week. We now have another glimpse of a complicated watch, the Cartier Grand Complication Skeleton pocket watch.
Nothing classier, sober and stylish than a pocket watch manufactured by Cartier. The brand, who has presented a complicated watch every year for many years now, will be introducing in 2012 the Cartier Grand Complication Skeleton pocket watch, an exquisite timepiece that will surely be added to all watch lovers wish-lists.
In terms of design, in order to carve these twelve Roman numerals out of the original solid gold surface, this technical tour de force required at least 100 hours of extremely high-precision craftsmanship to perfect the finish and embellishment of each numeral.
Technical details
Case: 18K white gold
Diameter: 59 mm
Crown: beaded white gold, set with a sapphire cabochon
Crystal: sapphire
Case back: sapphire
Movement: Manufacture mechanical, with manual winding, calibre 9436 MC, skeleton with tourbillon, mono-push-piece chronograph and perpetual calendar, 37 jewels
Power reserve: approx. 8 days
Flange: gold, sunray decoration
Dial: gold, snailed counters with apple-shaped minute hands in blued steel and hammer-shaped small hands
Watch chain: 18K white gold
Base: rock crystal and obsidian
Water resistance: 30 metres or 100 feet
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