EDITOR'S REVIEW
- Christophe Claret never takes the easy route and likes to pack his watches with the most dazzling feats of horological engineering. In this case, the X-TREM-I defies logic by moving the balls used to display the time with magnetism, the arch enemy of a mechanical watch
- Functions: mystery hours and minutes displayed in bilateral cylindrical tubes, seconds displayed on tourbillon cage
- Case: 40.80 x 56.80mm white gold and Damascus steel
- Dial: openworked, tourbillon carriage at 6 o’clock, retrograde hours and minutes painted in black lacquer and indicated by two spheres propelled by magnets
- Movement: mechanical manual-winding, dual barrels providing a 50-hour power reserve
- Strap: anthracite crocodile
- Limited edition: eight pieces
- This watch is priced at 272,000 CHF
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