Amazing Timepieces: The Roshan Martin Haute Horlogerie SA Légende Tourbillon Joining the Bugatti Legends that we featured alittle earlier is this amazing timepiece from Roshan Martin, its the thinnest Tourbillon in the world and is available in Carbon, 18k Gold or Platinum case with or without Diamonds...Baguette or Princess cut. Roshan Martin, the visionary Montreux based watch designer, had one goal: to conceive the finest precision timepieces in the world and perpetuates the crafts, values and handmade “Savoir-faire Helvetique’’ of great master watchmakers of the 18th century through unique creations with timeless beauty. By announcing the Légende collection, the independant brand, challenges and shakes the industry with the world’s thinnest traditional manual winding tourbillon. Measuring a mere 2.8 mm thick, the Masterpiece’s extra-thin movement is housed in a 5.7 mm thin case made of precious metals and passion. The case, measuring 43.5 mm of pure emotion in diameter and a well proportioned “Museum Design”, will be available in proprietary fused carbon, 5N Rose Gold or 750 Platinum. It will house a handmade traditional manual winding tourbillon calibre measuring 37mm in diameter and 2.8 in thickness. Purists and collectors will recognize the savoir-faire of the brand through the architectural design and traditionally hand-finishing of the movement which dominates the front view with the tourbillon at 9 o’clock. The brand name is inscribed or engraved just above the tourbillon on the visible movement. A small Grand Feu enamel dial (also available in gold or platinum in matte finish) near 3 o’clock of the timepiece looks after the timekeeping functions with Gold or Platinum hands. The Platinum main plate and bridge of the movement are NAC finished with traditional Côtes de Genève. The chronometer version (COSC) of the timpiece, announced for later 2014, will have a small second located at 6 o’clock. The Légende Tourbillon collection is limited to only 10 pieces
Posted on: Sun, 17 Aug 2014 02:46:50 +0000
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