Carl F. Bucherer Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral in three new gold versions

Already in 2018, Carl F. Bucherer launched the first model of the Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral (Ref. 00.10920.03.13.01) with a classical rose gold case with a silvered-coloured dial. The watch brand is now presenting a new trilogy of elegant variations in rose, yellow or white gold that are available as a set or individually.

Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral in three new variations

The new unlimited Tourbillon models feature a 43.1-millimeter case in yellow gold with a silver-coloured dial and a brown alligator-leather strap (Ref. 00.10920.01.13.01), or in white gold with a dark grey dial, black strap and rose gold coloured indices and hands (Ref. 00.10920.02.33.01). The third version in rose gold (Ref. 00.10920.03.93.01) now comes with a warm brown shade dial and matching brown strap. 

The 2018 premiere model of the Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral

The Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral timepieces are powered by the manufacture caliber T3000 (65 hours power reserve) that showcases two of Carl F. Bucherer’s special technical features: the peripheral automatic winding system and the patented peripherally mounted tourbillon.

Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral from 2018

Here, the watchmakers at Carl F. Bucherer seem to have gotten the classical complication to appear as if it is floating – the tourbillon cage is supported peripherally (invisible to observers) by three ceramic ball bearings. Due to its great precision, the T3000 has been COSC-certified.

Carl F. Bucherer’s patented peripherally mounted tourbillon

Back in 2008, Carl F. Bucherer presented the A1000 caliber, the first movement that allowed succesful series production of a peripheral automatic winding system. 

Caliber T3000 with peripheral automatic winding system

All three watches are available in an exclusive collector’s set or seperately. Prices upon request. 

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