Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Openworked

A Landmark Lineage Debut & The Openworked Architecture of Calibre 2980

The mechanical epicenter of this landmark creation introduces a profound engineering achievement with the manufacture’s high-performance in-house skeletonized movement, Calibre 2980. This reference holds unprecedented prestige as the first-ever Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Openworked implementation within the entire Code 11.59 lineage. Comprising 278 finely finished parts and incorporating 32 jewels, the self-winding mechanism operates at a steady frequency of 3 Hz (21,600 vph) and delivers an extensive 65-hour power reserve. The movement architecture has been radically hollowed out to lay bare the gear train and the regulating organ, where the majestic Flying Tourbillon revolves fluidly at 6 o’clock, appearing to float effortlessly inside its dynamic window.

Unified Two-Toned Aesthetics & Luminescent Pink Gold Accentuation

The visual composition of this complication adheres strictly to a theme of high-contrast contemporary symmetry. The striking two-toned aesthetic established by the external case components extends seamlessly into the heart of the openworked architecture, offering a rare view into the structural depth of the movement. The complex layout is framed by a sharp black inner bezel, which anchors the dark thematic look of the geometric caliber. For optimal reading capability in low-light environments, the central hour and minute hands are crafted from solid pink gold and treated with a premium luminescent coating. This gold element introduces an expressive warm contrast to the dark bridges, balancing modern styling with luxury prestige.

Sophisticated Multi-Material Synergy: Pink Gold and Black Ceramic

The multi-piece physical housing measures 41 mm in diameter and a highly streamlined 11.8 mm in thickness, delivering absolute ergonomic comfort on the wrist. Its multi-planar architecture features a highly intricate design layout, pairing an octagonal middle case sculpted from high-tech black ceramic with an ultra-thin round bezel, technical open lugs, and an exhibition caseback ring cast from premium 18-carat pink gold. The interplay of high-tech ceramic and precious metal is elevated by hand-polished bevels and alternating satin-brushed planes. To finish the lifestyle presentation, the timepiece comes fitted with a contemporary black rubber-coated strap with calfskin lining and is secured by an 18-carat pink gold AP folding clasp, making it water-resistant to 30 m.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

1. Movement: In-house selfwinding mechanical openworked flying tourbillon caliber (Calibre 2980).
2. Special Enhancements: Premiere Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Openworked model in Code 11.59 history, architectural skeletal layout.
3. Number of Parts: 278 components | Jewels: 32 jewels.
4. Frequency: 3 Hz (21,600 vph).
5. Power Reserve: 65 hours.
6. Movement Dimensions: Total diameter 31.5 mm | Thickness 6.2 mm.
7. Functions: Flying tourbillon rotation at 6 o’clock, central hours, and minutes.
8. Case: High-tech black ceramic middle case with premium 18-carat pink gold lugs, bezel, and caseback; 41 mm diameter, 11.8 mm thickness.
9. Dial Face: Architectural openworked design, black inner bezel, luminescent-coated pink gold hands.
10. Glass: Double curved glareproofed sapphire crystal.
11. Strap: Integrated premium black rubber-coated strap with calfskin lining.
12. Buckle Type: 18-carat pink gold AP folding clasp.
13. Water Resistance: 30 m.
14. Status: Active / Available for Order (Brand New).