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Ferdinand Berthoud Chronomètre 3SPC.4
To celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Art in Time gallery in Monaco, Ferdinand Berthoud releases a limited series of 5 pieces of its cylindrical hairspring model (FB 3 SPC for "spiral cylindrique") in sandblasted titanium.
Not my personal cup of tea, but some of you might like it.
Best to all of you.
Photos credit: yohann_artintime & yohann_martinez (on IG).
Very cool
I think a friend attended this, as he was posting some pictures. If you met a Canadian there, it was him! 
Thanks for looking.
I didn’t attend the launch: I just saw the photos on IG and on FB’s website.
Would love FB to do their watches with options for a simpler dial...
...and leave the bling for the back. Sometimes there's too much going on.
Yes, the FB 2RE, with closed dial, is my personal favorite of the brand.
Photos credit: Monochrome
I like the technical aspects
For sure not a conventional watch.
It is a celebration watch only 5 peaces.
Too exclusive for me, but good to know it would find collectors who would enjoy the technical exclusivity of the watch.
Honestly i like this FB far more than any MB&F.
It is a celebration watch only 5 peaces.
Too exclusive for me, but good to know it would find collectors who would enjoy the technical exclusivity of the watch.
Honestly i like this FB far more than any MB&F.
I’m not at all into MB&F either, but
it’s only because I’m not sensible to their futuristic aesthetic. Horology wise, they do a very impressive job nonetheless. But like you, what they are doing at FB is much closer to my taste.
Thanks for looking.
Thanks for looking.
Certainly a tour-de-force,
I do like this particular version! Thanks for the pictures!! Cheers, Filip
In tantalum, it would be even nicer, but I quite like what I see. This Yohann has some great ideas!
Tantalum would be much heavier wouldn’t it?
Anyway, this aesthetic isn’t for me, but I can fully understand why others like it.