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Christophe Claret at BaselWorld 2010
Christophe Claret showed to new customised versions of his DualTow Tourbillon with differential one pusher chronograph.
Not to forget that it strikes a chime at each use of the chrono pusher.
Mr. Christophe Claret
Manufacture
Explore Christophe Claret's manufacture, focusing on the DualTow tourbillon chronograph. Discover movement innovation and high-end watchmaking.
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Independents
Explore the Christophe Claret DualTow, a revolutionary tourbillon planetary gear chronograph with rubber belt displays. See exclusive photos and collector reactions.
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Complications
Explore the 13th Journée d'Etude of the SSC, focusing on complicated watches, historical mechanisms like the pirouette, and modern movements from Breitling and Vacheron Constantin.
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New Release
Discover Christophe Claret's Poker Watch and other innovative complications from Geneva Watch Week 2014. Explore gaming and extreme watches.
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Independents
Christophe Claret's Kantharos chronograph makes its Asia tour debut in Singapore. Explore the unique features of this independent watchmaker's creation, including its cathedral gong and constant-force escapement.
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Market
Explore Christie's Hong Kong auction preview at a Ferrari showroom in Tokyo, featuring Breguet, Christophe Claret, Richard Mille, and Harry Winston timepieces. See rare watches and luxury cars.
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Christophe Claret at BaselWorld 2010
Christophe Claret showed to new customised versions of his DualTow Tourbillon with differential one pusher chronograph. Not to forget that it strikes a chime at each use of the chrono pusher. Mr. Christophe Claret...
revolutionally watch
by MR. claret. Thanks for posting, and i would love to see a non tourbillon watch by hime someday. Thanks Faisal
Column wheel ...
Delicious column wheel front and centre. I wish more chronograph manufacturers would put this functional aspect of their complication 'up front' like this. Very nice. Andrew
these are the sort of watches i love, but will never have
extremely revolutionary and conceptual. it would look fabulous on my wrist. the use of crystal bridges etc makes the watch so accessible that i think it will appeal to people who normally like traditional watches with high finished movements. Graham
design
Was the watch designed by Mr. Claret (I mean how it looks not the construction)? Seems close to the Eric Giroud's pieces like those of MB&F, Rebellion and Harry WInston's Opus 8.