SKU: 0TSZF.B01A.M0249E
Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Titanium – Orange Edition
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The Angelus Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Titanium – Orange Edition is a limited series of 25 pieces featuring a 42.50 mm case with a carbon composite chamber and modular titanium outer cage for rigidity and lightness.
It houses the A-310 manual-winding calibre with a 1-minute flying tourbillon suspended on a 160° angled bridge, delivering 60 hours of power reserve at 4 Hz.
The skeletonised architecture combines openwork plates and circular bridges for transparency and structural integrity, complemented by orange PVD flanges and monolithic Super-LumiNova hour markers. The watch offers hours, minutes, and small seconds functions, sapphire crystal with double-sided anti-reflective coating, 3-bar water resistance
It houses the A-310 manual-winding calibre with a 1-minute flying tourbillon suspended on a 160° angled bridge, delivering 60 hours of power reserve at 4 Hz.
The skeletonised architecture combines openwork plates and circular bridges for transparency and structural integrity, complemented by orange PVD flanges and monolithic Super-LumiNova hour markers. The watch offers hours, minutes, and small seconds functions, sapphire crystal with double-sided anti-reflective coating, 3-bar water resistance
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