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SKU: MTR.NBC98-904
Napoleon Minute Repeater Flying Tourbillon Jaquemart
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The Napoleon Minute Repeater watch. A hand made grand complications wristwatch, featuring flying tourbillon and Westminster minute repeater, by independent Swiss master watchmaker Christophe Claret, in a limited edition of eight pieces, presented in a 47mm case on a black vegetable leather strap with folding clasp. Hand painted dial depicting miniature battle scene and featuring animated jacquemart automata, and flying tourbillon with Legion d’Honneur crest. Sapphire crystal caseback revealing in house, hand manufactured haute horlogerie NCB98 manual winding movement with 60 hours power reserve and 3hz frequency (21’600vib/hr).
Review
A masterpiece in every sense of the word, the Napoleon Minute Repeater Automate by Christophe Claret is a truly outstanding piece of haute horlogerie, which combines a suite of classical watchmaking’s most challenging grand complications with the artistry of a hand painted miniature battle scene, and a captivating mechanical animation of four jaquemart automata.
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