The new IO Skeleton Central Tourbillon features an entirely different design compared to its predecessor, further highlighting its Central Tourbillon. In this new, limited edition of just 88 pieces, skeletonisation and transparency take pride of place, benefiting from innovative metallisation and openwork techniques.

The HW22 caliber with which the piece is fitted allows the central tourbillon to remain at the heart of its identity. Hysek also painstakingly searched for the perfect way to arrange the hours and minutes around it; indeed, very few watches feature layouts around a central tourbillon, and even fewer use a flying tourbillon do so.

The central tourbillon is the dominant feature in the composition, and very much sets the tone of the piece. Fully visible, without any obstacles, it is hand-finished and features a “flying” design – this means it has a cage held in place only by its lower bridge, with no upper bridge. This rare, authentic Haute Horlogerie complication adds a sense of lightness to the piece, further enhanced by the skeletonisation of the plate.

This exercise in skeletonisation has also been extended to the entire movement. Not satisfied with simply making the components openwork, Hysek has redesigned their shape and location in order to have a caliber that leaves as much room as possible for light to shine through, resulting in a completely new arrangement. Adopting the same approach to the final aesthetic appearance, Hysek has also designed hours and minutes discs that feature their own special openwork, revealing a movement that has been refined to its simplest expression.

A tiered time display is arranged around this flying tourbillon. The time is read intuitively, even as the user’s gaze is naturally drawn towards the tourbillon. The hours window is displayed at 12 o’clock, and denoted by a luminous triangle, the bottom of which opens out naturally towards the minutes. A second luminous marker indicates the 60 minutes as they pass by in rotation.

The architecture of this composition is unique – not only for Hysek, but probably in watchmaking as a whole. Not only that, the hours and minutes discs are fully skeletonised. In an unusual approach, the figures used do not rest on a translucent surface. Instead, they have been cut out one by one, and are literally suspended in mid-air, held in place only at the top. The hours disc is rotated by the outer rim of the piece, while the minutes ring is held in place by the four golden arms forming the structure of the watch.

Connoisseurs of the manufacture will recognise their hallmark positioning at 1, 5, 7 and 11 o’clock–Hysek’s own four cardinal points, used in the layout of most of its creations. To further aid time-telling, Hysek has added still another touch: each figure is coated with blocks of SuperLumiNova, each individually moulded to the nearest micron. The result is a far cry from standard-fare luminous coating added as an additional layer: the technique uses face-fixed blocks, which are denser and produce far better brightness.

For this limited edition of just 88 watches, Hysek has developed an exclusive finish. The aim is to enhance and amplify the tourbillon movement, the entire focus of this new IO. The upper sapphire crystal is decorated with a circular metallisation pattern that appears to emanate directly from the tourbillon, thus heightening its visual impact. To maximise the effect, Hysek has also removed the micro-rotor from its caliber, offering the most unobstructed view possible of the skeletonisation.

At 12 o’clock, Hysek has crafted a bespoke blue section, providing a backdrop against which the minutes stand out in excellent contrast. To maintain a coherent style effect, the same blue is also to be found on each of the 14 blue-tinted screws visible on the dial, in the finest Haute Horlogerie tradition, as well as being used for the “Hysek” name.

The new IO Tourbillon Central Squelette is 45 millimetres in diameter, boasts a 42-hour power reserve, and comes in an 18-carat rose gold case featuring three-clawmark lugs, one of the manufacturer’s signature touches.

Technical details

Movement
Hysek HW22 caliber
Manual wind
Central flying tourbillon
24-hour jumping hours
Circular satin-finish decoration
316 components
65 jewels
Power Reserve: 45 hours ± 3 hours
Frequency 28,800 vph

Case
Dimensions Ø 45mm x W12mm
Round shape
18K rose gold
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Water resistance 30 metres
Skeletonised dial, skeletonised hours and minutes discs, SLN block figures

Strap
Deployment clasp
Alligator strap

Price on request

A master in the field of skeletonised watches, Hysek has created a unique high-jewellery watch that combines the arts of diamond setting, skeletonisation and expertise in haute-horlogerie complications like tourbillon.

With this timepiece, Hysek has introduced a new approach to skeletonisation. Not only have movement components been skeletonised to the very limits of their functional strength; the brand has revisited and redesigned the movement itself, reducing it to its lightest possible expression. Rather than merely fashioning openings and engravings, the challenge thus involves taking a fresh, in-depth look at the actual structure of each and every skeletonised movement.

This skeletonisation did, however, raise another challenge when it came to jewel-setting: pavé diamond insets absorb the light rather than letting it through. And so Hysek has adapted its setting techniques. The aim is to “open up” the diamonds, restoring their absolute transparency and further heightening their sparkle. To do so, the manufacture has drawn inspiration from its work on skeletonisation. Not content with simply adjusting the way the diamonds were held in place, Hysek has decided to redesign the whole setting structure, using the same approach as that taken for its skeleton movements.

The result is a concealed setting that is even more sophisticated than the traditional version: not only does it hides the supports themselves, it also leaves the lower parts of each diamond visible, allowing the light to shine unrestrainedly through the baguette diamonds, creating an iridescent sparkle that bathes the entire watch in glory – behold the IO 45 mm Skeleton Tourbillon “Joailleried’Art”.

To highlight this effect, Hysek has covered the dial of its creation with no fewer than three different containers holding a total of 156 baguette diamonds on three different levels, allowing the set jewels to encompass every contour of the HW14 manufacture caliber. Light shines through the sapphire caseback, illuminating the flange, diffused through the bezel, and reflecting off the diamond-covered dial – creating a dazzle of light unimpeded by the slightest obstacle.

For the time being, the IO 45 mm Skeleton Tourbillon “Joailleried’Art” is a unique piece, designed to present the ‘skeletonised jewel setting’ concept. From the watchmaking point of view, Hysek has kept all the main properties of the original manufacture movement. The HW14 caliber is manual wind, dispensing with the need for an oscillating weight – another encumbrance that would have been unsuitable for the IO Skeleton Tourbillon.

The calibre has just 164 components and is fully hand-decorated. Nothing is left to chance in achieving its aesthetic balance. The barrel is located at 7 o’clock, the tourbillon at 11 o’clock. This asymmetrical layout – one of the manufacture’s iconic characteristics – makes a decisive contribution to the IO’s style here, being both unique in watchmaking and overwhelmingly distinctive. Hysek’s iconic 1, 5, 7, and 11 hour markers are all drawn on the inside flange of a bezel-set baguette diamond. The lugs (applied, as befits watchmaking of the highest standard) are also set with baguette diamonds, while the crown is set with six stones plus a seventh rose-cut stone on the tip. In all, the IO 45 mm Skeleton Tourbillon boasts a total of 17.47 carats.

Technical details
Model: HYSEK “IO TOURBILLON JOAILLERIE D’ART”

Setting
537 baguette-cut diamonds
17.47 carats

Movement
Hysek Calibre HW14
Manual winding mechanical movement
Skeleton tourbillon
Hour& minute
Rose des Vents decoration
164 components
17 jewels
Autonomy 77h +/- 3h
Frequency 28’800 VpH

Case
Dimensions: Ø45mm x E11.4mm
Round shape
18k rose gold
Water resistance 30m
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Sunburst metalized back sapphire crystal

Strap
Bracelet in alligator
Hysek fold-over buckle

The art of ultra skeletonisation, devised by Hysek, initially focused on combining a tourbillon with skeletoning: outstanding examples include the Verdict Skeleton Double Tourbillon and IO Skeleton Tourbillon lines, in 2014.

However, the foundations of the art were first laid by the Furtif collection. As early as 2008, a first Skeleton Tourbillon model revealed the central themes of what was to become one of Hysek’s style hallmarks: displaying the entire anatomy of its manufacture calibres, creating the impression of a movement driven by little more than a few gears. Rather than laying bare an existing movement, the idea was to start from scratch and devise a calibre destined from the outset to be revealed in full.

Today, the Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon has been reborn, with a new version pushing the boundaries of the concept still further. It’s one of the delightful paradoxes of the Hysek manufacture, and at the same time its great strength: each timepiece is designed to be a crowning achievement – and yet a few years later, it is redesigned and made still better.

The Furtif features a 44mm square case and bevelled sapphire crystals – hence its name, evocative of fluidity and furtive, fleeting lines. The housing comprises a satin titanium case set between the two sapphire crystals, held in place by a titanium and gold superstructure with characteristic swivel lugs. The use of titanium ensures the complex assembly remains lightweight – and is a fitting showcase for the HW15 manufacture calibre.

The Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon presented at Baselworld 2016 includes a number of Hysek developments, taken to extremes never before achieved. Only the barest essentials of the movement are left, with each of the remaining components reduced to its simplest expression.

The Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon therefore boasts everything required by fine watchmaking, and nothing superfluous: a gear train for hours and minutes, a barrel with a48-hour power reserve, and an escapement in the form of a flying tourbillon. These last two components are positioned at 5 and 11 o’clock respectively, locations favoured by Hysek for the resulting aesthetic balance of the watch face.

And that face is none other than the movement itself, set between two sapphire crystals. These crystals are excruciatingly difficult to machine, due to the bevelled edges on each side, and must be drilled through to be secured to the case. This exercise is all the more delicate because of their thickness, adopted by Hysek so as to offer a curved profile that fits snugly on the wrist.

Indeed, the Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon turns out to be complex on many different levels. The case alone comprises 28 components, all hand-finished in accordance with one of two options (rose gold or anthracite PVD), both offering aesthetic harmony with the deep anthracite grey of the movement bridges.

The movement in question boasts 172 components, individually designed and skeletonised to ensure they exude quintessential balance, both functionally and visually. The bevelling, in particular on the many angles, is an outstanding feat of fine watchmaking finishing.

The rotating parts, gear train and tourbillon wheel feature a rose gold finish, creating a constant interplay with the light passing through the case. To further enhance this effect, the rear sapphire crystal has received fine metallic sunburst detailing, naturally reflecting light throughout the entire movement. The overall effect is that of a Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon calibre – suspended in mid-air.

The Furtif Skeleton Tourbillon will be produced in a very exclusive collection of just thirty watches, each sporting a black alligator strap, firmly secured to the case with Hysek’s proprietary swivel lugs.

Technical details

Movement
Hysek Calibre HW15
Manual winding mechanical movement
Skeleton flying tourbillon
Hour & minute
172 components
17 jewels
Autonomy 48h±3h
Frequency 28’800 VpH

Case
Size: L44mm x H 51mm x W14mm
Square case in rose gold and titanium treated black PVD
Square bevelled sapphire glass with anti-reflection treatment, screwed on the case
Sapphire crystal back with metalized sunburst decoration
Swivel lugs
Water resistance 30 meters

Strap
Alligator bracelet
Hysek fold-over buckle

Edition
Limited edition of 30 pieces

Price
On request

The tenth anniversary celebrations of Hysek’s landmark Abyss collection (2005-2015) were scarcely over when the manufacture announced the first models for the next decade: the new Abyss Automatic Tourbillon collection.

Three new models were unveiled at Baselworld 2016. The first has a rose gold case and the second a titanium case, while the third and final version features a case combining rose gold and black PVD. Each of the variations embodies the quintessence of the Hysek style: powerful lines, a bold design, assertive creativity, and particular attention to the smallest detail, with all finishings completed to the highest standards of fine watchmaking.

The new Abyss collection is powered by an automatic tourbillon calibre. The watch’s aesthetic balance is bound up with this regulating component located at 10 o’clock – an unusual position in traditional watchmaking, but one for which Hysek has a predilection, thus asserting its complete creative independence. This is balanced by a double large date disc made from a special aluminium alloy, placed opposite at 2 o’clock. The timepiece also features a power reserve indicator at 7 o’clock.
To highlight the aesthetics of this subtle composition, Hysek has used a sapphire dial, set snugly around the edges of the tourbillon and large date display. The sculpted half-moon-shape sapphire crystal reveals the intimate details of the in-house movement – the HW03A calibre.

The new Abyss models offer breath-taking views of their mechanical innards, powered by a highly skeletonised tourbillon, with a ‘flying’ design to avoid an upper bridge obstructing the view. A large golden balance wheel contrasts with the movement’s anthracite NAC finish.

The crescent-moon-shaped cut-out in the sapphire dial is highlighted by an appliqué arc that links the different functions of the timepiece, reaching from the tourbillon to the power reserve, via the large date display – a unifying feature of the Abyss that provides both aesthetic and technical coherence. The appliqué features a dark grey angle-polished finish, showing off the chamfers – gold- or rhodium-plated, depending on the version.

Purists will delight in spotting all the details of watchmaking art visible throughout the new Abyss. For instance, Hysek is one of the very few manufactures to design and produce its own hands in-house. There are two distinct kinds for the Abyss.

The first is dedicated to the central time display: depending on the case finishes, they are either golden or rhodium-plated, with SuperLumiNova infills. Meanwhile the power reserve hand embodies characteristic attention to detail with genuine 3D sculpting – a contemporary, exclusive design that’s dear to Hysek’s heart.

On the rear, the new Abyss collection boasts a fully skeletonised oscillating weight, borne on ceramic ball bearings by a rhodium-plated 22-carat gold insert sporting Hysek’s five distinctive circular openings. The same motif is also to be found on the manufacture’s proprietary – and legendary – swivel lugs. These are an integral part of the firm’s DNA, ensuring its timepieces always fit snugly on the wrist and providing the last word in comfort. Hysek’s CEO, Mr Akram ALJORD himself, guarantees the individual quality of each of these three editions of 88 timepieces: the sapphire back of each of the new Abyss Automatic Tourbillon watches bears his signature.

Technical details
Movement
Hysek Calibre HW03A
Automatic Mechanical
Flying tourbillon
Hour & minute
Semi-instantaneous Grande Date
Power Reserve indication
467 components
37 jewels
Autonomy: 68h ±3h
Frequency: 28’800VpH

Case
Size: Ø44mm x W15mm
Round shape
Available in 18k rose gold, in titanium or in bicolour (rose gold and black PVD titanium)
Swivel lugs
Bezel in sapphire
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Water resistance: 30m

Dial
Sapphire dial

Strap
Bracelet in leather
Hysek fold-over buckle

Price
Price under request

Both beautiful and technical, the new Abyss boasts a fully hand-finished dial that reveals a manufacture movement crafted to the same high-standard finish as the dial itself. It features the distinctive “Rose des Vents” compass rose finish, housed in a rose gold case with swivelling horns.

The Maison’s new Abyss is designed to reveal its in-house calibre, at the same time as showing off beautifully accomplished detailing. With this twofold appearance, the Abyss Automatic Tourbillon watch appeals both to those with an aesthetic bent and to connoisseurs of Haute Horlogerie mechanical movements.

Finding a fresh take on the “three hands and date” timepiece theme is one of the greatest challenges of all; over the centuries, everything seems to have been done already. Accordingly, when Manufacture Hysek takes up the challenge, it does so with all the deference due to great watchmakers – as well as with the clear desire to improve on their work in its own way.

The result is the epitome of the Hysek style: an imposing design, noble materials, a matchless finish and a characteristic style signature. Seasoned watch-lovers will immediately recognize the distinctive position of the hour indicators on the new Abyss Automatic Tourbillon, with the 1 and the 5 clearly visible. In this particular timepiece, the brand’s other two traditional hour indicators – the 7 and 11 –are stepped aside to reveal the automatic tourbillon movement, the HW03A – developed by the manufacture in 2010.

The calibre is regulated by a flying tourbillon positioned at 10 o’clock. Generously skeletonized and with no upper bridge, it turns at the rate of one revolution every sixty seconds. Its broad gold-coloured balance wheel is offset by the dark finish of the movement, drawing the gaze to its hypnotic motion. Above it glide two large gold-coloured hands coated with Super-LumiNova. The hands, manufactured individually at Hysek, ensure the Abyss delivers optimum readability in all circumstances.  There is a third power reserve hand at 7 o’clock. Although more discreet, it nevertheless has its own hexagonal cutout shape, topped by a luminous, skeletonized tip.

This relatively humble, secondary hand demonstrates Hysek’s attention to the tiniest detail and the minutest aspects of the finish. Cutting and polishing it require the most expert talent. The result embodies both Hysek’s knowhow and its identity. Opposite this hand, a slim ‘comma’ set on the dial marks the progress of the 68-hour power reserve.

During rewinding operations, the cutout in the plate allows the user to admire the cogs driven by the crown as they wind up the barrel and reset the timepiece.

The date indicator chosen by Hysek echoes the same ethos. The manufacture was not about to content itself with a mere date disk. Instead, it has opted for a large semi-instant jumping date at 2 o’clock. This genuine complication calls for two synchronized discs – and flawless management of the power delivered by the barrel. Only with these two elements can the date change seamlessly at midnight. This date feature – the most complex in existence – is yet another demonstration of the high standards set by Hysek in order to produce a timepiece that is in every way exemplary.

The date indicator is located on a dial with smooth, curving cutouts, each arching gracefully about the movement and hands. At midday, this subtle outline delineates an additional plate on which the word “Hysek” is engraved in golden letters. A Rose des Vents compass rose finish is fully hand engraved on the dial. The end result is that the Abyss Automatic Tourbillon exudes a deep, profound light.

The overall harmony of the piece is sustained by a 44 mm-diameter pink gold case fitted with Hysek’s distinctive swivelling horns. This unique system allows the Abyss to fit snugly onto any wrist, achieving exactly the right dimensions without being too tight. The case is covered by a sapphire bezel with golden hour indicators. The Abyss features a sapphire glass that shows off the hand finishes on each of the 467 parts to maximum effect. The frame is protected from day-to-day wear and tear by a broad side protection on the left and two crown protectors on the right-hand side.

The Abyss Automatic Tourbillon is available only in a limited edition of 88 pieces.

Technical details

Movement
Hysek Calibre HW03A
Automatic Mechanical
Flying tourbillon
Hour & minute
Semi-instantaneous Grande Date
Power Reserve indication
412 components
36 jewels
Autonomy70h ±2h
Frequency 28’800VpH

Case and dial
Dimensions: Ø44mm x E15mm
Round shape
18k rose gold
Swivelling horns
Bezel in sapphire
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Water resistance 30m
Hand-engraved Rose des Vents dial

Strap
Bracelet in alligator with Hysek fold-over buckle

Retail price
Price under request

Hysek’s IO Jumping Hours Tourbillon is both disruptive and intuitive – a high-flying feat of creativity. With a new, 100% manufacture calibre, its disc display system encompasses a central tourbillon to deliver a brand new way of telling the time, coupled with outstanding technical prowess, and all encapsulated in a rose gold case.

The IO Jumping Hours Tourbillon is a striking, ground-breaking watch even as it uses the oldest of time-display complications. The result is quite simply a unique timepiece, never before seen in the annals of horology that is nevertheless easy to understand.

To pull off this feat, Hysek has used the geometry of its IO to full effect. In the centre of this miniature theatre sits, not a pair of hands, but a tourbillon. Aware that this hypnotic escapement is sure to win the acclaim of all seasoned watch-lovers, the manufacture has let it play the leading role. To complete the visual effect, Hysek has made it a flying tourbillon – meaning that it has no upper bridges – held in place by a ceramic ball bearing fixed to the plate. As a result, the tourbillon appears to be hanging in mid-air, centre stage, focussing all eyes on it. Hysek has also skeletonized the movement to further heighten the sense of depth when contemplating the watch.

The manufacture has showcased this escapement, and created the perfect backdrop for its performance, by the simple expedient of two discs. Echoing the tiered seating in an amphitheatre, Hysek has designed multiple levels of time-telling, arranged in concentric circles – like so many spectators around the main stage occupied by the tourbillon.

The first disc marks minutes. The slim, black circle is engraved in white and has 60 minute markings, remaining as motionless as rapt spectators while a delicate gold-coloured mobile arc runs round the circumference to display the minutes. The hour disc sits above it, graduated over 24 hours. On this broad outer ring, only the hour in progress is fully readable, framed by a pink gold window, while the others are concealed behind an openwork applique motif. Its smooth yet lively outline is accentuated by a black and maroon flange – a combination that provides a clever colour transition from the black disc to the timepiece’s gold finish.

Hysek’s hallmark Rose des vents compass rose finish graces all the bridges and is visible on the back, as well as on the black plate that serves as a dial. Indeed, the IO seeks to break free from convention in every respect – and yet remains consistent down to the tiniest detail.

The IO Jumping Hours Tourbillon is powered by a new automatic calibre, the HW20, wholly designed and produced in the Hysek manufacture. Guaranteeing a 42-hour power reserve, it can be admired through the watch’s sapphire back. The time is set with a single button, located at 3 o’clock. Hysek has developed a specific safety mechanism to prevent any unwelcome incident in the event of the hands accidentally being turned anti-clockwise.

The IO Jumping Hours Tourbillon has 322 parts and comes in a 45 mm case. It will be available in two rose gold versions, the second featuring a gemset bezel. Both will be available in limited editions of 88 pieces.

Technical details
Movement
Hysek Calibre HW20
Automatic Mechanical
Central flying tourbillon
Jumping Hours on 24 hours
Rose des Vents decoration
322 components
48: jewels
Autonomy: 45h +/- 3h
Frequency: 28’800VpH

Case, dial and strap
Dimensions: Ø45mm x E11.4mm
Round shape
18k rose gold
Water resistance: 30m
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Black open-worked dial with applique in rose gold
Hysek fold-over buckle
Bracelet in alligator

Retail price   
Price under request

Hysek offers a fresh take on its IO Skeleton Tourbillon: an ultra-minimalist manufacture movement, housed in a rose gold case. To go with it, the maison has developed an exclusive use for the two sapphire crystals: on one of the two new versions, the decoration of the watch back extends to the crystal itself, while its twin on the front features engraved hour markers – doing away with the need for a dial.

Launched at BaselWorld 2014, the IO Skeleton Tourbillon dared to combine a broad 49 mm diameter with ultra-minimalist skeletonization. The result was a literally radiant watch with light shining right through it, drawing the gaze to its tourbillon and the finishing on its movement. In 2015, Hysek unveils a new version of this timepiece featuring a new finishing that elevates the radiance of the original watch to an even higher degree.

The IO Skeleton Tourbillon now features a glass back adorned with a guilloché sunburst motif in a metallic finish. This new decoration accentuates the solar effect: light shining through is seemingly refracted by the historic motif of fine watchmaking so that it radiates out from the centre of the IO to its edges, like a sun shining from the central axis of the hands out towards the bezel. This new aesthetic approach endows the timepiece with unprecedented, iridescent breadth and depth, further enhancing its brilliance.

The fresh outpouring of light has also made it possible to concentrate all the beauty of the watch within a smaller circumference: Hysek has chosen to reduce the diameter of the IO Skeleton Tourbillon from 49 mm to 45 mm, making the piece slightly subtler on the wrist, while the visual effect remains as stunning as ever.

In addition to the ultra-minimalist version, Hysek has also introduced an alternative in which the sapphire crystal has been engraved with Roman numerals on its inner side. This deceptively simple solution is in fact the epitome of Hysek’s whole philosophy: using the keynotes of traditional watchmaking to create contemporary timepieces.

In the very best age-old tradition, the watch has twelve conventional hour markers – but placed directly on the watch crystal. This modern approach has allowed Hysek to do away with applique features and even the dial – suddenly superfluous in a watch whose vocation is rather to be as pure and ethereal as possible.

On the technical side, Hysek has retained most of the properties of the original manufacture movement. The HW14 manual wind calibre dispenses with the need for an oscillating weight – another unwelcome encumbrance when it comes to the IO Skeleton Tourbillon.

The calibre has just 164 components and is fully hand-decorated. Nothing is left to chance in achieving its aesthetic balance. The barrel is located at 7 o’clock, the tourbillon at 11 o’clock. One of the manufacture’s iconic characteristics, the asymmetrical layout contributes here to the IO’s style being both unique in watchmaking and overwhelmingly distinctive; it could only be a Hysek. Aficionados of fine watchmaking will note the powerful expression of creativity, while connoisseurs of the brand’s early days will instantly recognise its secret signature.

In addition to these exclusive, proprietary touches, Hysek has applied one of its most emblematic finishes to its in-house HW14 calibre, the Rose des Vents. The manufacture is one of the few remaining firms to craft this ‘compass rose’ finish. The watch boasts over three days’ running time, with a guaranteed 74-hour power reserve.

Technical details
Movement
Hysek Calibre HW14
Manual Mechanical
Skeleton tourbillon
Hour & minute
Rose des Vents decoration
164 components
17 jewels
Autonomy: 77h +/- 3h
Frequency: 28’800VpH

Case, dial and strap
Dimensions: Ø45mm x E11.4mm
Round shape
18k rose gold
Water resistance: 30m
Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection
Sunburst metalized back sapphire crystal
Hysek fold-over buckle
Bracelet in alligator

Retail Price
Price under request

This year, HYSEK adorn the Verdict Tourbillon with elegant dark shady colours. Impressive with its 45mm diameter, the case in PVD presents a subtle blend of black and anthracite, as well as a finish alternating polish and satiny surfaces, thus highlighting the colourful sparkling and mysterious hues of its sapphire dial, displaying at random, blue and gold reflections.

A prestigious flying tourbillon conceived and developed in the heart of the manufacture bedecks the dial at 10 o’clock, seeming to taunt the mechanism that unveils itself through the unpredictable sapphire reflections. This automatic movement is made of 345 components meticulously handcrafted with fine and precise finishings: a proof of Hysek watchmakers’ skills.

This new timepiece, with its strong design and rebellious look, is bound to please demanding men, looking for exceptional pieces. The Black Verdict 45 mm Tourbillon is worn with a black alligator watchband.

Technical details
Movement
Hysek Calibre HW03B
Mechanical Automatic
Hour & minute
Grande Date at 2 o’clock
Flying tourbillon 1 rd/minute, cage’s size:  Ø14mm
Finishings: circular graining patterns
345 components
30 jewels
Autonomy 68H +/- 3H
Frequency 28 800 VpH

Case
Dimensions: Ø45mm x E13mm x L63mm
Round shape
Titanium treated in black PVD
Openworked dial with vertical guilloché decorations and half-moon sapphire with blue shades
Crystal sapphire with anti-reflection
Water resistance 30m

Strap
Bracelet in alligator
Hysek fold-over buckle

Edition
Limited edition 8 pieces
Serial number engraved on the case’s side at 9 o’clock

Price
Price on request