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Audemars Piguet Canape Tourbillon Audemars Piguet, Genève, "Canapé Tourbillon," case No. E 41912, Ref 25942 PT. Produced in limited numbers circa 2001. Very fine, very rare and unusual, rectangular, platinum wristwatch with visible one-minute tourbillon regulator and a platinum Audemars Piguet buckle.
What is a Tourbillon? A Tourbillon is a regulating mechanism in which the escapement of a movement is housed within a revolving carriage. It was developed in an effort to attain better precision. When a watch is in a vertical position, the force of gravity will speed the balance wheel as it moves in its downward (arc) direction and slow it as it moves upward, creating deviational errors of timekeeping. By placing the balance and escapement in a carriage that revolves 360° per minute, these errors become averaged and the timekeeping becomes constant and consequently adjustable. Created by Abraham Louis Breguet in 1795, the tourbillon is considered a difficult and complex achievement by any watch manufacturer.
Sold including buyer's premium:
46,800 USD |
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