The Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon is available entirely in titanium or with horns, push-pieces and winding crown in 18-carat pink gold, or in an entirely titanium version with its dial carved out of the Gibeon meteorite that landed in Namibia and hour markers set with baguette-cut diamonds. But they also reinforce the symmetry of the case of the Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon, allowing the observer to savour its perfect, soft proportions.
These efficient push-pieces are positioned in the same way as the chronograph ones, intentionally creating visual confusion with this popular timepiece. These are used to simplify the setting of the GMT, allowing the dedicated indicator, positioned within the open counter at 3 o’clock, to move forwards or backwards. This effective, intuitive watch redefines traditional watchmaking heritage.ĭesigned to display a second time zone on the dial, it features two push-pieces on its right side. With this innovative view from both the front and the side, it propels the Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon into the imagination, the tangible expression of a perpetual invitation to travel. Stretched and elongated, it catches the eye with the convex curve of its bezel and crystal. The Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon stylishly demonstrates the way in which shape influences function and vice-versa.Įxtrapolated from the Möbius strip, the 46 mm case middle on this timepiece, made of shot-blasted Grade 5 titanium, deconstructs the circle. The design, considered one of the most successful and dynamic on the market, gives it a graphic signature inspired by the original Tambour watch launched in 2002 whose curves were inspired by the architecture of the most stunning international airport terminals. This acclaimed, high-impact design presents a modern, contemporary look with a luxury that is all about understatement. Copyright© Mini STUDIO Publishing Group.Further enriching the range of timepieces conceived, developed and produced in La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, the Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon features a case whose shape is an extrapolation of those of the Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon Poinçon de Genève, launched last year. In its group, the company Mini STUDIO Publishing Group d.o.o has successfully expanded its portfolio to the Luxury, Lifestyle and Living segments, where it has maintained its leading position for more than a decade:
Mini STUDIO Publishing Group d.o.o is a digital company, which in 2009 positioned itself as a leader in the field of luxury in Serbia and the region, focusing its development on the global market as well. The enameled details of the watch were created as the work of Anita Porchet, while the engraving was signed by Dick Steenman. On the back of the watch, we can see its mechanism, which is also created in the shape of a skull. The whole spectacle lasts 16 seconds, leaving the viewer speechless. Then, the jaw of the skull smiles, revealing a Carpe Diem print. By pressing a button located on the side of the case, the reptile's head is raised and displays the correct time, while the clock display hole is located at the top of the skull, and the snake's tail oscillates towards the minutes. With four complications, the Carpe Diem watch got jumping hours, retrograde minutes, backup power display, and an automation mechanism. We wanted to bring a dose of history into the twenty-first century, with all the energy and creativity for which our brand is known since it made its first step in the world of watchmaking in 2002. Commenting on the masterpiece, Michel Navas, chief watchmaker at La Fabrique Du Temps Louis Vuitton, said: “Our goal was to deviate from the familiar path. With automation used for clocks on church towers, this watch has been given a button that animates a dial decorated with a snake and a skull. Louis Vuitton recently unveiled their Tambour Carpe Diem watch, illuminating the realm of horology with their magnificent magic…
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