Raymond Weil ha presentato il suo primo tourbillon a Basel World 2015 ; un unico, in edizione limitata orologio ispirato alla musica. Revolution rivista
prende uno sguardo in profondità su questo orologio speciale nella loro
sesta questione che colpisce scaffali questo mese.
Dal momento che Raymond Weil
ha stabilito la sua omonima casa orologio nel 1976, la musica è stata
una parte dei marchi del DNA - un fatto che viene ora celebrata in un
orologio che rappresenta la massima espressione finora. Il violoncello tourbillon Nabucco è una prima nel mondo dell'orologeria di lusso, prendendo le sue indicazioni di disegno direttamente dal violoncello nobile.
Giustamente, CEO di Raymond Weil Elie Bernheim è stato anche un
violoncellista dall'età, il 10, quindi per lui questo è stato un
progetto particolarmente speciale e personale.
Raymond Weil è un enorme successo grazie alla loro capacità di creare ben progettato svizzero fatto orologi a prezzi accessibili. Questo si riflette nella mossa audace di Elie Bernheim per creare di Raymond Weil primo tourbillon a un prezzo molto conveniente £ 27.500.
Al centro di questo unico orologio, lo scheletro si trova un movimento a
carica automatica, con 105 ore di riserva di carica e dotato di un
tourbillon scappamento di alta qualità, realizzate appositamente
sviluppati e in Svizzera dal famoso produttore movimento Tec-Ebauches . Basato su un caso di acciaio in titanio PVD con elementi in fibra di carbonio, il violoncello tourbillon Nabucco
combina orologio rendendo tecniche contemporanee con firme classici
associati con il violoncello, ha lavorato ingegnosamente e sottilmente
per la progettazione.
Per maggiori informazioni si prega di visitare il sito www.raymond-weil.com
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If Darth Vader had a luxury watch…
The Richard Mille Carbon Kronometry RM030 AN CA has got a kind of futuristic sci-fi look and feel. And it is a bit dark overlord. If you were gunning for world domination, this 50 mm beast should be on your wrist.
This model is very similar to the 1999 limited edition Kronometry.
It was launched to celebrate the first anniversary of the partnership
of Richard Mille and Kronometry 1999 (a chain of haute horology
boutiques). The pairing is a sound one: Richard Mille is famous for his obsession with innovation and exotic design. Kronometry 1999's philosophy is this: “We are not here to sell you a watch but to make you want one.”
And so they have.
Celebrity Richard Mille fans include the likes of Jay-Z, Pharrell
Williams, Kanye West, Rafael Nadal, Felipe Massa, Michelle Yeoh and
Natalie Portman. Let's not forget King Juan Carlos I of Spain.
The Carbon Kronometry RM030 AN CA ticks all the Richard Mille boxes. Rubber bracelet with folding titanium clasp. Tonneau shape. Carbon case. Bezel inlaid with titanium screws. Sapphire glass with anti-glare treatment on both sides. Luminescent hands and numerals. Display caseback. But there's something different about the RM030. It has a more grown up, serious air. It's more business than party but has a touch of the otherworldly about it. Hence the Darth Vader analogy.
The skeletonised dial looks fascinating rather than trippy, and when
the blue lume shines in darker conditions, those hands and indexes
literally leap off the dial. Let's take a closer look. You'll immediately notice a power reserve display between 8 and 10 o'clock, and a rewinding indicator at 12 o'clock. This particular model has a power reserve of 55 hours. Cast your eyes down and you'll see a digital date window at 7 o'clock, and second markers. The blue-tipped arrows on all hands are a particularly pleasing touch.
Is that it? I hear you ask. Yes, and no. Here's the thing about Richard Mille watches.
They've become so intertwined with the idea of innovative features,
it's easy to forget that the models that don't have features such as
time-suspending complications are still incredible achievements of
design, engineering and technology.
The RM030 is powered by an RMAR1 automatic movement, which features 40 jewels and beats at 4 Hz. Perhaps the most notable feature is the declutchable rotor.
This is a big deal because when you're coming up to the 50-hour power
reserve mark, the rotor moves from the barrel and then clutches again at
40 hours, at which point it is in winding phase and will stay there
until it is completely wound. You can tell whether it's in clutch or is declutched by looking at the aforementioned rewinding indicator at 12.
I could pretend I know exactly how every element of the movement works. I'm not going to do that because I am not a civil engineer or a movement engineer. But the guys Richard Mille works with? They are. So you know the Carbon Kronometry RM030 AN CA is going to be better than just good. It's going to be exceptional in terms of strength and performance. That's what you're paying for. That and the badass design of course.
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