patrick_y
[PuristSPro Moderator]
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Impressive!
I've seen this movement in the 50 Fathoms case and I recall I was feeling it was so decadent to have a sports watch with a Tourbillon. But overall, it's more appropriate in a less sporty case.
Flying Tourbillon
In my opinion, this Fliying Tourbillon - designed by Vincent Calabrese - is the most aesthetically successful interpretation of this mechanism. I bought the watch a long time ago from hard-saved money and have never regretted the purchase. What do you thi...
Impressive!
I've seen this movement in the 50 Fathoms case and I recall I was feeling it was so decadent to have a sports watch with a Tourbillon. But overall, it's more appropriate in a less sporty case.
Agreed, it's definitely out of the box. But a Tourbillon in a diving watch is an unexpectedly decadent thing!
Not saying it's practical. But luxury is often about excess and decadence. And boy, that is decadent. A very out of the box decadent thing! They already put a Tourbillon clock in a car (Bentley). They should put Tourbillon clocks on private airplanes next...
