The tourbillon is among the most complicated complications ever invented. Breguet’s idea was to constantly rotate the elements of the watch movement at a controlled rate. This way, the ...

This resulted in the tourbillon movement, which houses the watch’s so-called ‘regulating organs’ – that’s the balance, balance spring and escapement – in a cage that constantly spins.

One of the more obscure toys of the ‘80s was a line of digital watches from Japan’s Takara called the Kronoform that could ...

The transformation of the Retrovision ‘85 into a robot is initiated by a button, which triggers the unfolding of the watch ...

Favre-Leuba has made a tourbillon watch for the first time in its 288-year history. The Favre Leuba Chief Tourbillon was ...

Briefly, a tourbillon is a movement for a timepiece that aims to eliminate inaccuracy caused by gravity pulling on the mechanism unevenly. By spinning the entire escapement, the tourbillon ...

The Vanguart watches, with their innovative joysticks and flying tourbillons, have been dreamed up and built by watchmaking experts.

The Neuchâtel-based company introduces the chronometer-certified Chapter 4 Infinity Flying Tourbillon, featuring a hammered ...

Measuring just 1.85mm thick, this timepiece outpaces Piaget’s 2.0mm Altiplano Concept Tourbillon and redefines what is ...

Dweller, featuring the ground-breaking calibre 7135 movement. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.