Chapter One de "Maîtres du Temps"

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"Imagine three of the world?s greatest watchmakers collaborating to develop just one timepiece. Imagine no longer. Mr. Christophe Claret, Mr. Roger Dubuis, and Mr. Peter Speake-Marin have written the first chapter of a brand new story called Maîtres du Temps. And the watch, appropriately named Chapter One, is simply astounding.

The first piece from Maîtres du Temps is, befitting the great men behind it, a world-first combination of complications with tourbillon, mono-pusher chronograph, retrograde date, retrograde GMT, and two idiosyncratic rolling bars at 6 o?clock and 12 o?clock, indicating the day of the week and phase of the moon, respectively.

 

No wristwatch before Chapter One has ever featured a tourbillon movement incorporating a mono-pusher column wheel chronograph, retrograde date, retrograde GMT, and phase of the moon and day of the week indications displayed on their own distinctive rolling bars. Efficiently transmitting power 90° to the two rollers and ensuring that they work simultaneously with the time, date, GMT, and chronograph was an immense technical challenge.

That the challenge was met and surpassed is further testament to Chapter One?s enormously talented team.

A tour of the dial reveals central coaxial hours, minutes, and chronograph 60-second counter, tourbillon and day of the week roller at 6 o?clock; retrograde GMT at 9 o?clock; 60-minute chronograph counter and precision moon phase roller at 12 o?clock; and retrograde date at 3 o?clock.

 

Myriad details make Chapter One a timepiece that richly rewards a closer look, from the small window between the day roller and the tourbillon, which allows a unique view of the superbly finished gyrating tourbillon cage, to the series of mirror-polished angled surfaces catching and reflecting light and bringing the multi-level dial to life.

Even the locking corrector pushers are formed from curves meeting at an imaginary point so as to perfectly follow the graceful flow of the case."

 

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