Finally, the Villeret Exotourbillon Chronographe is ready for production
First introduced at SIHH 2010, the Exotourbillon has been in preproduction status for the past six months. The watchmakers at Minerva have finally solved their engineering problems, completed testing, and now have a reliable working model ready for the re...
I did not like the dial when I saw it on paper. In real life though I thought the watch
looked great. I was very pleasantly surprised. The size of the Tourbillon was large enough to be appreciated. The time dial was functional. Best, Mike
Can't wait to see how the production version compares with the prototype
The large tourbillon was visually stunning and a nice design element. I'm interested to see how the new production piece compares to the prototype: Regards, ED-209...
Thanks for the additional pics! I am hoping that the display back
is kept. The first Tourbillon Mysterieuse had a solid back. You know with Villeret's customization option, an owner with deep enough pockets can make great use of all that open space .... Cheers, Mike
re: ExoTourbillon Chronographe
"The watchmakers at Minerva have finally solved their engineering problems, completed testing, and now have a reliable working model ready for the retail boutiques." How did they determine that it is now reliable and working? -MW
that is a very good question Ming...
I asked the same thing and I'm hoping to get an answer from Mr. Cabiddu himself. Afterall, if he is willing to engrave his name on the Exotourbillon and put his reputation on the line I'd like to know what it takes! Best, Mike
So impressed!
There aren't that many tourbillons out there that I feel have a good design but this one is just stunning. It looks balanced as well as stimulating. It's also one of the few watches that I feel looks just as good in white as it does in black.