Horage is using a slice of space rock for the dial of a new Tourbillon 2, expanding the collection to three references alongside versions launched in 2023 with a bright white grand feu enamel dial and a deep blue weave-patterned dial.
All three Tourbillon 2 watches are expected to be presented publicly for the first time in the UK at WatchPro Salon, which takes place from November 1 to 2 at The Londoner Hotel on Leicester Square.
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All three dial treatments can be bought in either 904L stainless steel, 18ct yellow gold or 18ct white gold.
Previously, the Tourbillon 2 carried a power reserve indicator at 2 o’clock on the dial, but the feature has been removed for the meteorite model, which draws more attention to the 60-second rotating tourbillon at 6 o’clock.
Only 25 of the 41mm meteorite dial Tourbillon 2 watches are being made in each material, each powered by the Horage K-TOU hand wound tourbillon movement with its efficient silicon escapement and hairspring enabling five days of power reserve.
The movement is accurate to a COSC-certified chronometer standard of -4/+6 seconds or better per day.
The Blue Livre De Darrow is available for immediate delivery.
Deliveries of the Grand Feu option begin from August 2024, and the Meteorite dials deliver from September 2024.
Prices start at CHF 10,990 for steel models.
WATCHPRO SALON 2024
Horage is among an exciting line-up of independent watchmakers from Britain and around the world that will gather in London on November 1 and 2 for this year’s WatchPro Salon.
Salon takes place in the luxury ballroom of The Londoner, one of the most exciting hotels to have opened in Central London in the past five years.
Other exhibitors at WatchPro Salon include:
Awake Concept, Trilogy, Herbelin, Ollech & Wajs, Brew Watch Co., Sinn, BA111OD, Serica, eBay, Escudo, ID Geneve, Moels & Co., Mondaine, Luminox, Victorinox, Backes & Strauss, Atowak, HEGID, Apiar, Duckworth Prestex, ChronoSwiss, Nottaris, WREN, HTD Instruments, MicoMispec and Tsar Bomba
