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Гипнотически красивые часы с двойным турбийоном и калейдоскопом на циферблате:

The two large flying tourbillons are mounted on ceramic ball bearings and appear to be floating in mid-air. The absence of any upper bridges allows for an uninterrupted view of the myriad of mechanical processes taking place. Despite their large diameters (14.9mm), each cage weighs only 0.4 grams. The magic of the kaleidoscope dial at 12 is animated by two overlapping cut-out discs and driven by an inverted gear system. Hours and minutes are shown on this animated off-centred dial with elegant “Gouttes de Rosée” (dew-drop in French) hands.
The movement is framed by an inner flange, decorated with a “Clous de Paris” pattern and engraved with the brand’s name; a perfect match with the skeleton-work and the mix of modern and traditional finishing, which we’ve come to expect from the brand. The play of light within this moving 3D architecture is truly eye-catching. The watch most certainly deserves its “Mobilis” name.
The exclusive calibre LM-53 is manufactured with Tec-Ebauches in Vallorbe. It runs at 21’600 vibrations/hour and offers a power reserve of 52 hours. Housed in a round case made from white gold, the modern design includes open-worked lugs and a bezel with 6 notches and screws. Its large fluted crown is adorned with a heraldic lily, a symbol of French Kings and the logo of the brand. The sapphire crystal is slightly domed.
Technical specifications – Louis Moinet Mobilis

Case: 47.4 mm – 18k white gold – sapphire crystal on the front and on the back – water resistant to 30m
Movement: Calibre LM53 – mechanical with manual winding – 52h power reserve – 21,600 vibrations/h – 36 jewels – hours, minutes, ‘kaleidoscope’ automaton and double one-minute flying tourbillon.
Strap: alligator leather with alligator lining on 18k gold folding buckle
Limited edition of 12 pieces in white gold
Retail price : 245’000 CHF

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