The Tourbillon Orbital watch is a groundbreaking timepiece from Jean Dunand relevant to the range of Unique Timepieces.
The
Jean Dunand Tourbillon Orbital watch boasts a
one-minute flying tourbillon orbiting the dial once per hour on a revolving movement patented by the brand. The timepiece also shows off an innovative power-reserve indicator in the case-band. Watch lovers may enjoy a full view of the movement as well as the moon phases presented by the case-back.
Thierry Oulevay and
Christophe Claret stunned the world of watchmaking by the
IO200 manually-wound rotating movement that received its name after Jupiter’s moon. The movement proved that their fellow watchmakers who believed that it was impossible to create an orbiting tourbillon were wrong.
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Jean Dunand is proud to introduce its new unique timepiece - the
Orbital Confucius watch.
The
gyrating tourbillion, boasting an advanced mechanical nature and fascinating in appearance, is featured along with a
miniature painting of Oriental charm, rightfully considered to be an outstanding piece of art.
The luxurious timepiece reveals a
portrait of Confucius. It is hand-painted on an
ultra-thin black onyx dial, inserted on a golden disk’s top. Fabrication of the watch required fifteen kiln firings, implying many hours of dedicated work.
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Jean Dunand is proud to unveil its new extremely sophisticated timepiece, a feat of micro-engineering complexity, originally named “
Shabaka.”
The watch captures imagination by a unique combination of horological complications: a minute-repeater on cathedral gongs, an instantaneous perpetual calendar with an unforeseen display of the dates, phases of the moon and leap-year cycle, not to mention an ingenious state-of-wind indicator.
The
calendar indications of the Jean Dunand Shabaka watch are presented with help of
four cylinders. The cylinders are rotated by four different 90-degree transmission systems, each provided with a security device for precise calendar changes.
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