Watches 7: 2026

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Jaeger-LeCoultre – DUOMETRE Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie Minute Repeater Tourbillon 45mm Pink Gold Edition 2026

A NEW INTERPRETATION OF CALIBRE 182

KEY FACTS:

15 Complications: Westminster-style chimes mark the quarters and hours in a Grande and Petite Sonnerie and minute repeater; a retrograde perpetual calendar and flying tourbillon unite in a movement comprising 1,300 parts
Grand Sonnerie Calibre: 4 gongs and 4 hammers chiming every quarter hour en passant showcasing exceptional savoir-faire in chiming watches
Technical advances: a titanium inner case and newly designed metallic glass gongs enhance acoustics; a new security measure for the chiming mechanism increases resilience
A fresh aesthetic: a new design for the open-worked dial reveals more of the movement’s beauty

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Jaeger-LeCoultre presents the Duometre Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie, a new interpretation of Calibre 182, the Maison’s first chiming Grande Complication for the wrist. Introduced in 2009 in the Hybris Mechanica A Grande Sonnerie, Calibre 182 broke new ground in watchmaking. Incorporating a Grande Sonnerie with Westminster-style chimes – the most rarefied of all chiming mechanisms – a Petite Sonnerie and a Minute Repeater, as well as a retrograde perpetual calendar, flying tourbillon and two power reserve indicators – it was not only one of the most complicated wristwatch ever made at the time but also harnessed the innovative Duometre system (invented by Jaeger-LeCoultre in 2007) to manage the calibre’s extreme demands for energy. Due to the extreme complexity of Calibre 182, very few examples were made: with some 1,300 parts, it takes a full year only to assemble and regulate the movement and involves four phases with a total of 16,000 different operations: assembly; disassembly; corrections and cleaning; final assembly.

Now, with benefit of significant technical advances, focusing on improving the acoustic quality of the chimes and enhancing the robustness of the movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre presents a new interpretation of Calibre 182. The subject of eight patents, including six for developments specific to Calibre 182, the fully integrated movement incorporates 15 complications. The watch carries a ninth patent, for the micro-adjustment mechanism on the buckle of the alligator strap.

HARNESSING A GREAT LEGACY IN CHIMING WATCHES

The Watchmaker of Watchmakers™: For more than 150 years, chiming watches have been a particular forte of Jaeger-LeCoultre, complementing its renowned expertise in other classic complications, the Maison has developed more than 200 different chiming watch calibres, mastering all forms from relatively simple alarms to Grandes Sonneries and Westminster chimes.

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After creating its first minute repeater in 1870, Jaeger-LeCoultre became known as The Watchmaker of Watchmakers™️, supplying chiming movements to many of the most exalted names in watchmaking while continually innovating to improve the mechanical efficiency, clarity and beauty of its sound, from cathedral gongs and the silent strike governor to crystal gongs, trebuchet hammers and duplex gongs. Today, the Grande Sonnerie represents the ultimate sonnerie challenge, chiming every hour and quarter hour automatically while demanding exceptional power management, precision and mechanical complexity, placing it at the pinnacle of complicated watchmaking.

CALIBRE 182: 15 COMPLICATIONS BUILT ON THE DUOMETRE CONCEPT

To create the original Calibre 182 required more than five years of intensive research and development – harnessing the Manufacture’s preceding century-and-a-half of accumulated savoir-faire in chiming watches. Offering three different ways of chiming time, Calibre 182 unites this highly complex striking mechanism with a perpetual calendar indicating the date, month and day of the week in retrograde displays and the leap years in a digital display at 12 o’clock on the dial. Like all perpetual calendars, it automatically accounts for months of different lengths as well as leap years and, if it remains wound, will need no manual adjustment until 2100 (a century year that is not also a leap year.) The calibre is enhanced by a flying tourbillon regulator and features two distinct power reserve displays – one for each of the main barrels.

Two independent energy sources: Due to the critical importance of power management, a dual-barrel movement architecture is a crucial to a Grande Sonnerie calibre. For Jaeger-LeCoultre, it was natural to build Calibre 182 on the Duometre mechanism, which it invented in 2007. This concept resolves a fundamental conundrum of watchmaking: how to maintain a perfect flow of energy to ensure precise timekeeping while adding complications that require extra bursts of energy – which inevitably compromise that regular flow. A Duometre mechanism has two barrels, each with a separate and independent gear train, housed within a single calibre and linked to a single regulating organ. In the case of Calibre 182, one barrel provides energy to the gear train that powers the time and perpetual calendar indications and the other to the gear train that drives the chiming functions, thus ensuring that their operation has no impact on timekeeping accuracy.

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The barrel dedicated to the timekeeping and calendar functions provides a 48-hour power reserve; the barrel dedicated to the chiming mechanism provides sufficient power in Grande Sonnerie mode for a total of 616 notes (equivalent to seven hours and 30 minutes of continuous chiming) and in Petite Sonnerie mode for a maximum of 992 notes – equivalent to 32 hours of chiming. In addition to the standard two-barrel Duometre configuration, Calibre 182 has a third barrel. It replaces the trigger's winding motion, since the latter is replaced by a push-button on the crown.

THE CHIMES: DISTINCTIVE MELODIES WITH ENHANCED TONAL QUALITIES

Three ways to chime: Because Calibre 182 is fitted with four gongs and four hammers — instead of the usual two gongs in minute repeaters and most sonnerie movements — it is able to play four different notes (in various combinations) in the manner of the Westminster chime – the famous melody of London’s Big Ben. Adding to the distinctive character of Calibre 182, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s watchmakers made the unusual choice to have the Grande Sonnerie and the Petite Sonnerie sound the quarter-hour melody first, followed by the corresponding hours; conversely the minute repeater follows the standard sequence of hours, quarters and minutes.

616 notes, 7 and a half hours: Calibre 182’s four notes – E, C, D, G (mi-do-re-sol); one for each of the four gongs – are played in five phrases of different permutations, which are then combined in different ways to provide a unique melody for each quarter-hour. The first quarter melody comprises four notes (one phrase); the second quarter eight notes (two four-note phrases) and the third quarter 12 notes (three four-note phrases). Thus, in Grande Sonnerie mode, the hour melody comprises six phrases of four notes each – a total of 24 notes, one of the longest Grande Sonnerie melody played by any watch incorporating a striking mechanism.

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Since it is fundamental to Jaeger-LeCoultre’s horological approach to continually upgrade existing calibres, further technical development of Calibre 182 has focused on the quality of the chiming melodies. In a striking watch, the shape of the gongs is crucial to the tonal purity and resonant frequency of the chime, an area in which Jaeger-LeCoultre’s chiming-specialist engineers and watchmakers constantly seek improvements. The new version of Calibre 182 has advanced acoustic performance through a combination of improvements: the gongs have been lengthened for greater resonance, their fixing and tuning have been refined and the gong shape has been modified, while the inner case body and caseback bezel are now crafted in titanium, together enhancing the overall strength, beauty and depth of the sound. Every chime is, in fact a chord and every chord has a fundamental note, supplemented by other notes. Normally, by tuning the gongs, a watchmaker can vary only the fundamental note. Thanks to the minuscule change in the gong shape in Calibre 182, it has been possible to adjust both the fundamental note and the six other notes that make up the chord, thus creating a more melodious sound.

ADVANCED MECHANISMS, IMPROVED SECURITY AND INTUITIVE OPERATION

The information behind every chime: the functional heart of a chiming watch is its information-gathering system, made up of components known as snails and racks, which translate the position of the hour and minute hands into a corresponding number of strikes. In Calibre 182, two key mechanisms control its distinctive chiming sequences and melodies.

Precision behind every strike: The ‘tour d’entraînement de sonnerie’ or ‘strike sequence governor’ is a tower-shaped mechanism that provides the mechanical information to the racks, enabling them to move into the positions required for the chimes to strike in the correct sequence. According to the selected mode, the Grande Sonnerie and Petite Sonnerie sound the melody first, followed by the hours; conversely, the minute repeater follows the standard sequence of hours, the quarter-hour melody and minutes. This tiny mechanism, visible on the dial side between 8 and 9 o’clock position on the dial, comprises 22 components but is only 6.04 millimetres high.

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A second tower mechanism – nicknamed “tour infernale” by Jaeger-LeCoultre’s watchmakers because of its complexity – governs the six permutations of the four notes that create the different melodies. This stack of five snails provides the racks with the information about which of the quarter melodies should be chimed in Grande or Petite Sonnerie mode, as well as the number of hours and minutes to be struck in minute repeater mode.

Intuitive control, exceptional complexity: Because chiming mechanisms are vulnerable to damage caused by misuse, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s engineers equipped Calibre 182 with a selector mechanism to ensure that the mode chosen by the user at any given time effectively ‘disables’ the other modes. This is indicated by a display at the 6 o’clock position on the dial: M for mise à l’heure (time setting) and three chiming modes – G Grande Sonnerie, P Petite Sonnerie and S silence (which silences the automatic sonnerie chimes but allows the minute repeater to be triggered on demand). In the latest version of Calibre 182, this is supplemented by a new security mechanism for the minute repeater mode that prevents the user from triggering the chime again before the mechanism has ‘reset’ on completion of a previous chiming sequence.

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The operation of the various complications is governed by three pushers – two set into the caseband and the third set into the crown – ensuring that, despite its complexity, the watch is intuitive to read and use. Calibre 182 provides energy to the minute repeater directly from the movement; therefore, rather than requiring a traditional slide in the caseband that ‘charges’ the repeater’s mainspring, the minute repeater is simply operated by the pusher in the crown. The pusher below the crown acts as the chiming mode selector, indicated on the dial by G, P or S for silent/minute repeater. The normal functions of the crown are also governed by this selector, rather than by pulling the crown into different positions: to wind the watch, the user selects S (which ensures that the automatic, en passant, chiming functions are disabled) and to set the time, the user selects the fourth mode, M – mise à l’heure. The pusher above the crown enables correction of the perpetual calendar day indication. The month and date correctors are concealed between the lugs at 12 o’clock.

A NEW AESTHETIC COMPLEMENTED BY HAUTE HORLOGERIE FINISHING

The dial of the new Duometre Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie is more open-worked than that of its predecessor, revealing more of the beauty and intricacy of the mechanism, while the diameter of the hour-minute-calendar dial has increased by 30 percent to enhance legibility and add balance to the composition.

The principal dial-side and the hour-minute-calendar dial are decorated with dark blue-grey lacquer, which provides a visually sober contrast to the myriad moving parts and pink gold aesthetic – the latter being applied to several components, notably the five racks and their corresponding springs, visible between the 10 and 11 o’clock positions. The centre of the hours-minutes dial is sunray brushed beneath the lacquer and on the outer circle, gradient dark blue lacquer applied over a sunray guilloché provides the background for the applied 18k Pink Gold (750/1000) hour indexes.

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On the periphery of the watch face, the retrograde date indication forms an arc from 7 o’clock to 11 o’clock, laser-engraved on pink gold; the retrograde displays of the days of the week and the months are laser-engraved on a pink gold inner ring on the hour-minute dial, each indicated by a small golden arrow. The two power reserve counters characteristic of the Duometre architecture are open-worked and the leap year display at 12 o’clock, provides symmetry with the chiming mode indicator at 6 o’clock. On the reverse side of the watch, the sapphire crystal case back reveals the flying tourbillon, complemented by meticulous Haute Horlogerie finishing across the movement, including sandblasting, perlage, snailing, 87 hours of hand bevelling work on 251 components, sunk rubies and screws, sunray Côtes de Genève, flat polishing, linear brushing and circular brushing – nine distinct finishes in total.

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Echoing the complexity of the movement, the Grande Tradition case is made up of 60 components, combining a titanium case body with 18k pink-gold (750/1000) elements including the lugs, bezel and pushers. The pink-gold components feature a combination of microblasted and polished finishes. The Duometre Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie is set in a 45 mm case – a remarkable feat of miniaturisation for a 1,300-component calibre – complemented by a black alligator leather strap with the Hybris series’ signature folding buckle that features a patented mechanism to enable fine adjustment for a perfect fit on the wrist.

Reaffirming Jaeger-LeCoultre’s mastery of striking watches, built on a legacy of more than 200 different chiming calibres created over the course of 156 years and epitomising its commitment to tradition through constant innovation, the new iteration of the Duometre Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie is a pièce unique (single-piece edition).

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

DUOMETRE Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie - Unique Piece

CALIBRE 182 Repeater, Perpetual calendar, Tourbillon

Reference: Q603H480

Case
Material: 18k 5N Pink Gold (750/1000) with titanium inner body
Dimensions: 45 mm x 16.16 mm
Caseback: sapphire crystal
Dial
Dial: Openworked and sunray guilloché dial coated with blue-grey lacquer
Time and calendar dial: dark blue-grey lacquer with gradient and sunray-brushed segments
Movement
Manufacture Calibre 182
Manually wound, three barrels, flying tourbillon, openworked
Thickness: 10.4mm
Frequency: 4 Hz, 28'800 vph
Number of parts: 1300
Number of jewels: 116
Power reserves: 48 hours (time and calendar functions), 7.5 hours continuous chiming in Grande Sonnerie mode, 32 hours continuous chiming in Petite Sonnerie mode
Functions
Petite Sonnerie, Date a aiguille, Grande Sonnerie
Twin Power-Reserve, Day, Hour - Minute, Month
Flying tourbillon, Perpetual calendar, Minute repeater, Leap year
Strap
Black alligator with 18k Pink Gold (750/1000) folding buckle incorporating micro-adjustment mechanism

🔰 Limited edition Single-piece Edition
🔴 Price : upon request

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H. MOSER & CIE. – STREAMLINER Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine 40mm Anthracite Grey Edition - 2026

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Our third collaboration with Alpine Motorsports

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After celebrating mechanics in its most spectacular form, then exploring the demands of competitive performance, H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine Motorsports are embarking on a new chapter in their collaboration.

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This time, their focus is on the material. For the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, the third model born of this partnership, the Manufacture has chosen an anthracite grey ceramic case, contrasted by the blue finish of the bridges and main plate.

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Demanding, contemporary and unalterable, this material highlights the fluid lines of the Streamliner collection while providing a spectacular setting for a fully skeletonised movement.

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When H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine Motorsports launched their partnership in 2024, the aim was never simply to place a logo on a dial. The two brands wanted to build something together: to bring their expertise, technical requirements and vision of performance into dialogue.

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After the Streamliner Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine Limited Edition, designed around mechanics visible from every angle, and the duo comprising the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition and the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition, created as closely as possible around professional requirements, comes the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, which explores another territory shared by the two houses: that of materials.

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Because in motorsport, as in Haute Horlogerie, performance resides not only in architecture or mechanics. It also comes from the choice of materials, their behaviour and their ability to combine lightness, strength and precision.

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Faithful to the skeletonised aesthetic sought from the outset by the members of the BWT Alpine Formula One Team, this third creation retains the complete openness onto the mechanics, allowing the movement to be seen in motion and each beat to be observed. But this time, the anthracite grey ceramic case changes the perception of the whole.

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While most materials change over time, ceramic resists it. Almost scratch-resistant, unalterable, hypoallergenic and lightweight, it retains its appearance year after year. It does not oxidise. It does not develop a patina. It remains true to itself. At H. Moser & Cie., this material is making its second appearance here.

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A choice rooted in conviction: certain forms deserve a material capable of standing the test of time without being affected. Since its launch, the Streamliner collection has explored fluidity. Nothing about it is angular or discontinuous.

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The lines flow naturally, as if shaped by motion itself. Ceramic further enhances this aesthetic language. Alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces, the 40 mm case invites a play of light, revealing the depth of the material from every angle. It is extended by an integrated blue Alcantara strap.

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With this model, H. Moser & Cie. embraces its philosophy of minimalism, removing elements to reveal more. Entirely skeletonised, the dial reveals the architecture of the HMC 814 calibre in the finest detail. The bridges and main plate feature a blue finish inspired by the Alpine universe, as does the tourbillon bridge. The openworked barrel reinforces this impression of lightness and transparency.

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Made from Globolight®, the indices and the inserts on the three-dimensional hour and minute hands provide a strong visual signature and perfect legibility. This material combines a ceramic base with Super-LumiNova®.

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At 6 o’clock, the one-minute flying double hairspring tourbillon appears to float in mid-air. Designed and produced in-house by Precision Engineering AG, the double hairspring improves precision and isochronism by compensating for variations in the centre of gravity generated during the expansion of the springs.

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H. Moser & Cie.'s own and unique take on Haute Horlogerie.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: STREAMLINER Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Edition

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Reference: 6814-2100

Case
Material: Anthracite grey ceramic topped by a slightly domed sapphire crystal
Diameter: 40.0 mm
Height without sapphire crystal: 11.0 mm
Height with sapphire crystal: 12.8 mm
Screw-in crown adorned with an engraved “M”
See-through sapphire crystal case-back
Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
Fully skeletonised
Indices in Globolight®
Hour and minute hands with Globolight® inserts
Movement
Fully skeletonised HMC 814 Manufacture calibre, self-winding
Diameter: 32.0 mm or 14 ¼ lignes
Height: 5.5 mm
Frequency: 21,600 Vib/h
Number of jewels: 28
Number of parts: 167
Automatic bi-directional pawl winding system
Gold, fully skeletonised oscillating weight
Power reserve: minimum 72 hours
Original double hairspring
One-minute flying tourbillon at 6 o'clock, skeletonised bridge with blue finish
Diamond bevelling
Main plate and bridges with blue finish
Functions
Hours and minutes
Strap
Integrated blue Alcantara strap
Black DLC-treated titanium pin buckle with an engraved Moser logo

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Availability: Special presentation BOX

🔰 Edition of ✅100 pieces
🔴 Price: VAT for CHF 75,000 / EUR 94’700 (incl. taxes)💰

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FERDINAND BERTHOUD – Chronometre FB 3SPC.4-1 Black Ceramised Titanium 42.3 mm - 2026

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CHRONOMÈTRE FB 3SPC.4-1:
SHADES OF BLACK, SHAPED BY PRECISION

To coincide with Geneva Watch Days, Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud is pleased to present a new addition to the award-winning Chronomètre FB 3SPC collection. Housed in a contemporary black ceramised titanium case, this new model embodies the Manufacture’s respect for artisanal watchmaking traditions.

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When it was released in 2022, the Chronomètre FB 3SPC received widespread critical acclaim, recognised for its seemly blend of innovation, traditional craftsmanship and precision. Over the years, the FB 3 collection has won several awards in recognition of its technical virtuosity, including the ‘Chronometry prize’ at the GPHG 2023.

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Most watches are equipped with a flat balance-spring, but the Chronomètre FB 3SPC is fitted with a cylindrical balance-spring; an approach that Ferdinand Berthoud and his nephew, Louis Berthoud, sometimes employed. Following three years of research, the Manufacture created a regulating organ comprising a variable-inertia balance, a specially designed collet and, most pertinently, a cylindrical balance-spring featuring two terminal curves.

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Each terminal curve, one positioned at each end of the balance-spring, is shaped by hand and incorporates three bends, each created using only manual tools and a profile projector with 20x magnification. The resultant geometry of the balance-spring ensures it develops concentrically, augmenting isochronism. The Chronomètre FB 3SPC delivers remarkable precision, a fact independently recognised by the COSC, enabling this timekeeper to obtain the “Chronometer” certification.

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Since the inaugural model was unveiled, Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud has released several expressions of the Chronomètre FB 3SPC, executed in different materials and endowed with an array of finishes. However, the Manufacture has consistently adhered to the same no-compromise approach to watchmaking, blending refined mechanisms with traditional hand-decoration techniques.

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The latest FB 3SPC.4-1 juxtaposes modernity and artisanal craftsmanship. Housed in ceramised titanium, a lightweight material with enhanced scratch-resistance, the model is adorned in a sophisticated shade of black, destined never to fade. The case is presented in a muted finish achieved through sandblasting that serves to accentuate the appearance of the dial and movement. Interestingly, this reference features a crown guard, a first for the Chronomètre FB 3SPC, while the introduction of a black fabric strap—also unprecedented within the collection—further accentuates its contemporary spirit.

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The nickel silver movement is enriched with eight forms of decoration, namely bevelling, black polishing, circular finishing, open polishing (for the jewel and screw sinks), sandblasting, satin-finishing, softening and stretching. For several components, decoration begins with the sandblasting of surfaces before additional finishes are applied.

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Unlike some contemporary watches, this artisanal approach does not rely on a preliminary angle being applied using a machine. On the contrary, at Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud, the hand-bevelling is performed in the traditional way with a 45° angle deftly imparted with a knife. Once the artisan has removed any extraneous material, the bevel is filed, smoothed and polished using a series of abrasive compounds in various grades. Ultimately, gentian wood, taken from pastures near the Manufacture, is used to imbue each bevel with a brilliant sheen. The movement is endowed with 102 exterior angles and 15 inner angles, each the result of patience and craftsmanship.

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Contrasting colours and finishes serve to enhance the visual appeal. The six bridges, visible from the dial side of the timepiece, are adorned with a vertical satin-finish. Great care must be taken when using this decoration technique as it is carried out after the bevelling: a careless movement could potentially damage the pristine angles.

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Furthermore, the artisan must ensure that consistent manual pressure is applied to surfaces in order to achieve an even and harmonious result. Lastly, the vertical lines drawn on each of the six bridges positioned to the front must be aligned.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: Chronomètre FB 3SPC.4-1 Black Ceramised Titanium

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Reference: FB 3SPC.4-1

MOVEMENT
Mechanical hand-wound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calibre FB-SPC
Diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 mm
Thickness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.84 mm
Lignes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15’’’
Jewels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Frequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,600 vph (3 Hz)
Power reserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 hours
Number of components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
Number of bridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Slip-spring barrel (automatic uncoupling when maximum power reserve is reached)
• Variable-inertia balance with four fine-adjustment screws and 8 load screws
• Cylindrical balance-spring with hand-crafted Berthoud terminal curves
• Swiss lever escapement
• Crown-activated stop-seconds mechanism
• Mainplate and bridges in sandblasted nickel silver
• Hand-finished to the highest watchmaking standards

Officially chronometer-certified by the COSC

CASE
• Round case in ceramised titanium with a transparent sapphire ‘porthole’ at 9 o’clock
Total diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42.30 mm
Thickness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9.43 mm
Water resistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 metres
Crown diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8.50 mm
• Crown and crown guard in ceramised titanium
• Exhibition back in ceramised titanium fitted with a glareproofed sapphire crystal pane
• Domed sapphire crystal glareproofed on both sides
DIAL AND MOVEMENT FINISHING
Peripheral inner bezel ring in smooth black-varnished brass for the hours and minutes, matt
grey-varnished engraved numerals
• Seconds subdial at 6 o’clock in smooth black-varnished brass, matt grey-varnished engraved
numerals
• Satin-finished nickel silver movement with black rhodium treatment, rhodium gear train
HANDS
• Sandblasted, skeletonised and open-tipped hours and minutes hands in 18-carat white gold
• Sandblasted seconds hand with openworked counterweight in 18-carat white gold
• Sandblasted arrow-shaped power-reserve hand in 18-carat white gold
STRAP AND BUCKLE
• Black fabric strap (125 x 70 mm) – Other material and sizes available on request
• 18 mm titanium pin buckle
• 18 mm titanium folding clasp with security fastening and length-adjustable blade – Available
on request

🔰 Non-Limited edition
🔴Price: Upon request 💰

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A. Lange & Sohne – SAXONIA Triple Split Platinum Flyback Chronograph Edition - 2026

A new colour combination for the ultimate chronograph

The TRIPLE SPLIT sets the benchmark in the field of modern chronograph construction. Designed with the objective of measuring intermediate and comparative times with an aggregate duration of up to twelve hours, the split-seconds chronograph - also endowed with a flyback function - has been in a league of its own since its launch in 2018.