Abstract
- Biver unveils two new Carillon Tourbillon fashions in titanium and two-tone rose gold
- Each function the Calibre JCB.001-B motion with minute repeater and a hid tourbillon
- Out there now with matching cufflinks
Biver, the luxurious watch model based by Jean-Claude Biver and his son Pierre Biver, has unveiled two new expressions of its inaugural timepiece, the Carillon Tourbillon. Coming in titanium and two-tone with rose gold variants, the brand new references reinterpret the unique’s technical complexity with a extra understated aesthetic.
Each fashions retain the Calibre JCB.001-B motion – that includes a tourbillon, minute repeater and micro-rotor – however with the tourbillon now hid beneath an Automatique-inspired textured dial. Faceted white gold arms, utilized hour markers and a white gold chemin de fer full the vintage-inspired design, providing a discreet but subtle presence.
The Two-Tone mannequin pairs titanium with 18k 5N rose gold for a heat, retro really feel, whereas the Titanium model embraces a smooth, monochromatic look. Regardless of their minimalist dials, each watches home the identical intricate mechanics as their predecessors, with the minute repeater slide on the case’s left facet serving as the one exterior clue to the problems inside.
Every mannequin is paired with a bespoke bracelet that includes faceted, asymmetrical hyperlinks and a simple hyperlink adjustment system. These are additionally obtainable in both full titanium or a titanium and rose gold mixture. Matching cufflinks, crafted with hand-brushed gold inlays and concave bezels, echo the watches’ architectural detailing. Priced at 475,000 CHF (approx. $593,804 USD), the brand new Carillon Tourbillon Signature Sequence is out there now by way of Biver and its international retail companions.
