Greubel Forsey is an acclaimed Swiss watchmaker, known for their technically and aesthetically impressive timepieces. As a celebration of their tenth anniversary, Greubel Forsey have really outdone themselves with this splendid piece called the Tourbillon 24 Seconds Contemporain Diamonds.
Greubel Forsey is known for the great emphasis they place on the design on the tourbillion. To get an idea of how good they are, their Double Tourbillon Technique watch won the 2011 International Chronometry Competition held by the Le Locle Museum of Horology.
For the piece currently being showcased, the Swiss company has definitely brought all their technical skill and design prowess to create a beautiful anniversary edition. The 43.5mm case is set with baguette cut diamonds of the finest quality (clarity IF, color D-e), but the true highlight of the watch is the aforementioned 24-second inclined tourbillion.
The watch comes with quite a hefty price tag: $830,000. But if you think that what you get for that money is a beautiful timepiece from an award-winning company, the sum seems entirely justified.
[TimeZone]
