Greubel Forsey has etched an indelible mark in the annals of watchmaking, standing as an emblem of uncompromising artistry, technical prowess, and unwavering pursuit of perfection. This esteemed manufacture, founded in 2004 by the visionary duo of Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey, has consistently challenged the boundaries of traditional horology, redefining the very essence of what a timepiece can be.
The Tourbillon 24 Secondes Architecture
The Tourbillon 24 Secondes Architecture is a true sculptural masterpiece, where the art of watchmaking transcends mere timekeeping and becomes a canvas for artistic expression. This timepiece features a 47-mm case that curves from 6 to 12 o'clock, creating a dynamic and visually arresting presence on the wrist.
At the heart of this timepiece lies the brand's iconic 24-second tourbillon, a testament to Greubel Forsey's unwavering pursuit of precision and innovation. The movement itself is a work of art, with intricate bridges and components that are meticulously hand-finished, elevating this timepiece to the realm of haute horlogerie.
The Quantième Perpétuel (QP) à Équation
Exemplifying the brand's dedication to exclusivity, the Quantième Perpétuel (QP) à Équation is a true horological gem. This exceptional timepiece combines a 24-second tourbillon with a perpetual calendar and an equation of time, with an annual production limited to just five pieces, further solidifying its status as a rare and coveted masterpiece.
The Balancier Collection: A Celebration of Balance and Precision
The Balancier collection is a testament to Greubel Forsey's unwavering dedication to balance and precision. This range comprises four subcollections, each showcasing the brand's expertise in developing and manufacturing in-house balance wheels.
The standard Balancier edition features a single, aerodynamic balance wheel developed by Greubel Forsey, resulting in improved performance. The 43.5-mm white gold case bulges out slightly at 8 o'clock, providing a captivating view of the 12.6-mm balance wheel through a cutout in the dial.
