Greubel Forsey Quadruple Tourbillon à Différentiel — USD 429,950

Take it from me: this is the watch of the year! I saw it first at SIHH in January; and then again, just the other week when I was introduced to the rose gold/charcoal ruthenium version. In my (perhaps) jaded and tired view of most of the watch industry, the watches that really ‘rock the boat’, are f

Testing Time: Explaining Greubel Forsey's EWT - Experimental Watch Technology. Spot the difference? Two 24 Second Incline tourbillons with different performances under the EWT. Which one gave the optimal performance? The problem is to know when to stop. When are you finished, done, at the end of the

You have to admire Greubel Forsey. Each and every year they produce at least one new movement and watch; sometimes two or more; and this year proved no exception. This year the watches were more basic in terms of movement design, but were still, nonetheless, superlatively finished and exemplary exam

[The Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon 30° Contemporaine: The beginning and the end of the model) Even before Greubel Forsey as a watch firm existed in Robert and Stephen’s minds, they had an idea for a Double Tourbillon where the angle of rotation (for the first cage) was pitched at 30 degrees. The

As usual, a very impressive piece which goes even beyond the GMT. Fx

I would like to share some pictures from a recent presentation of Greubel Forsey's pieces... Many thanks to Mr Stephen Forsey for his time meeting with us and for the many insights into the Greubel Forsey inventions First, the table shot, 15 tourbillons in 8 watches: The "entry level" Tourbillon 24