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THOMAS PRESCHER Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport

THOMAS PRESCHER Triple Axis Tourbillon  Regulator Sport

THOMAS PRESCHER Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport

THOMAS PRESCHER –The inventor of the flying Triple Axis Tourbillon presents the Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport

Wristwatch with constant force mechanism in the carriage, fully hand engraved movement, luxury gray rhodium dial and blazing red hands.
All our Tourbillons are unique pieces, created to the client’s wishes.
The Triple Axis Tourbilon has a power reserve of 36 hours and its case is made from 18-carat gold or platinum.
All parts of the movement, dial, hands and case are developed and made in house.

Technical specifications

Special features

· Flying tourbillon construction on three axes
· Movement, Caliber TP 3W6A.3, designed and constructed in-house
· First triple axis tourbillon wristwatch with constant force mechanism in the carriage
· Tourbillon is secured in a specially designed flexible spring to absorb shocks

Movement Information

Diameter – 37 mm
Height – 6.46 mm
Number of components – 327
Weight of smallest screw used – 0.0009 grams
Number of jewels – 47
Frequency – 21,600 beats per hour (3 Hz)
Number of spring barrels – two
Plates and bridges – gold-plated brass, hand-engraved with Guilloché Triangulair
Balance wheel – copper-beryllium CuBe2
Balance spring – flat hairspring
Power reserve – 40 hours
Number of subdials – two
Functions – hours, minutes, seconds

Tourbillon
Number of axes: – three
Height of tourbillon rotation – 12.2 mm
Revolution time: – one minute
Constant force mechanism – on first axis in tourbillon cage
System of constant force – inertia acceleration according to Jaenneret
Constant force reloading – 6 times per second
Diameter of balance wheel – 9.5 mm
Diameter of cage – 13.4 mm
Tourbillon weight first axis – 0.347 grams
Weight of first and second axes – 0.766 grams
Weight of first, second, and third axes with ball bearing – 2.879 grams

Distribution of bearing jewels

First axis
Balance – 5
Escapement – 4
Constant force mechanism – 4
Axis – 2
Second axis
Flying arm – 2
Third axis
Drive mechanism – 4
Setting mechanism – 4
Movement
Time indication system – 10
Drive mechanism – 10


Case details

Case – platinum 950 or 18-karat gold
Crystal – convex sapphire crystal on front and back, anti-reflective on both sides, hand-engraved with individual number
Diameter – 43 mm
Dial – 1.2 mm solid silver, hand guilloché with Guilloché Triangulair
18-karat gold applied indexes
18-karat gold dauphine-style hands
18-karat gold hand-engraved name and number plate

Height – 16.1 mm
Water resistance – 1 ATM (10 meters)
Strap – hand-cut and –sewn black alligator skin uppers and lowers
Buckle – platinum 950 or 18-karat gold

See Thomas Prescher at “Baselworld 2009”, Hall 5.1 Stand B01, from 26th March to 4th April 2009

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