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Limited to 35 pieces
Each of the 35 timepieces of the anniversary edition features a hand-guilloched dial.
41 mm
10 bar
(100 m)
Caliber C.299
automatic
42 h
35 pieces
Flying Regulator Open Gear Anniversary Edition
CH-8753-SIBL
The anniversary watch’s design is a play on the Regulator theme, placing it front and center with the “Open Gear” design.The dial is simultaneously its module board, onto which the train wheel bridges of the skeletonized gears are mounted. Manufactured in a limited edition of just 35 watches.
Availability: Out of stock
9'200,00
USD
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Specifications
Case
Material
Stainless steel
Number of parts
16
Case back
Screw-down case back with satin finish and sapphire crystal
Diameter
41 mm
Height
13,85 mm
Band width
21 mm
Finish
Partly polished, partly with vertical satin finish, onion crown
Bezel
Polished screw-down bezel with full thread and side knurling with curved, non-reflecting sapphire crystal
Movement
Movement
Caliber C.299 automatic
Frequency
4 Hz ( 28800 A/h )
Power reserve
Approx. 42 h
Number of jewels
31
Finish
Rhodium plated pallet with spiral offsets, circular-grained bridges, thermally blued or polished screws
Rotor
Skeletonized and galvanic blue , engraved with Geneva Stripes, ball bearing mounted
Dial
Dial material
Elaborate construction on two levels; bottom level decorated by hand with engine turning and galvanized silver, upper level featuring screwed on skeletonized train wheel bridges and funnel like constructions for hours and seconds display
Displays
Off-centre hours at 12:00, central minutes, small seconds at 6:00
Design of hands
Thermally blued with Super-LumiNova inlay; minute hand bent by hand
Shape of hands
"Feuille"
Strap & buckle
Strap material
Louisiana alligator leather, hand-sewn
Type of buckle
Folding clasp
Characteristics
Water resistance
10 bar( 100m )
Special features
Limited to 35 pieces worldwide; limitation number hand painted on the dial; skeletonized and galvanic blue rotor engraved with Geneva Stripes, ball bearing mounted; polished pallet lever, escape wheel and screws; bridges and plates with perlage
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Flying Regulator Night and Day
CH-8763-BLOR
Flying Regulator Night and Day Anniversary Edition
CH-8763-BLSI
Flying Regulator Night and Day Midnight
CH-8763.1-BLSI2
Flying Regulator Night and Day Whiteout
CH-8763.1-SISI2
Flying Regulator Night and Day
CH-8761R-BKBK
Flying Regulator Night and Day
CH-8763-BLBL
Flying Regulator Night and Day
CH-8763-SISI
Flying Regulator Night and Day
CH-8763-BKRE
Flying Regulator Open Gear Anniversary Edition functions
Modern mechanical watches
Open gear mechanism
This feature is a play on the Regulator theme, placing it front and center on the dial. With the “Open Gear” design, the dial is simultaneously the module board, onto which the train wheel bridges of the skeletonized gears are mounted.
Skeletonized seconds
At 6 o’clock on the dial, this timepiece reveals an exciting insight. The dial and the bridge have been skeletonized so that you can see the second wheel in action. As the associated seconds scale floats above the dial on a funnel-like display, the gaze is virtually drawn towards the seconds wheel, designed to look like a rotary dial.
MAKING OF
Unique mechanical wristwatches
Museum piece
One of the assets of our Atelier Lucerne is this treasure, a hand-operated rose engine dating back to 1924 and boasting origins in the Swiss city La Chaux-de-Fonds. It takes a centuries-old technique and specialised expertise of qualified maitres d´arts to decorate dials with guilloche designs
Cutting edge
The complicated procedure, nowadays only mastered by few, brings with it an amazing variety of shapes and expressions. Applying new, yet classic guilloché patterns to cases, dials, components and rotors requires the artists to master a hand-operated rose engine.
Persistence wanted
The guilloché artisan moves the dial against the graver tool, which applies the cut, engraving the patterns about a tenth of a millimeter into the dial. The individual lines are only about two-tenths of a millimeter, making for very filigreed embellishment.
Modern Mechanical at its best
For this special edition, every single dial has been painstakingly guilloched by hand in the Atelier Lucerne.
Beat Weinmann
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