Senator Chronometer Tourbillon

Senator Collection

Senator Chronometer Tourbillon - Limited Edition

Premiere of a world first

Reference Number

1-58-05-01-03-30
Calibre movement

Manual winding movement 58-05
Functions

rotating tourbillon cage with second-stop mechanism, zero reset and innovative minute detent power reserve display Flying Tourbillon with small second hour and minute (off-centre)
Case

Polished/satin-brushed platinum, front and back glass in sapphire crystal, water resistant to 5 bar
Dimensions

Diameter: 42.00 mm, height: 12.00 mm
Dial

Galvanic blue, with appliques
Strap

Dark blue Louisiana alligator leather strap, fold fastener in platinum
Also available

1-58-05-01-03-50 (Short clasp)
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Calibre 58-05

Movement

Glashütte Original manufactory movement, German chronometer certificate (LMET/SLME)
Dimensions

Diameter: 36.6 mm, Height: 8.48 mm
Jewels

85
Power Reserve

70 h
Frequency

21,600 vph, equivalent to 3 Hz
Remarks

exquisitely finished movement polished steel parts blued/polished screws Glashütte three-quarter plate with stripe finish bevelled edges adjustment of rate by adjustment screws silicon spring

In the small Saxon town of Glashütte, elegance and mechanics have long been combined in elaborately finished timepieces. In 1920, the master watchmaker Alfred Helwig gave the tourbillon, one of the most challenging complications of haute horlogerie, the appearance of weightlessness by anchoring the mechanism on one side only.
Today Glashütte Original presents Alfred Helwig’s invention in an advanced and highly sophisticated version. The Saxon manufactory has succeeded for the first time in combining a flying tourbillon with a second-stop mechanism, zero reset and minute detent, allowing the time to be set with great precision. This world first edition in platinum is limited to 25 pieces and officially certified as a chronometer.

07/05/2019

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In-house development

The functions are driven by the manual winding Calibre 58-05 developed in-house. Its features include a refined second-stop and reset mechanism, which stops the time display, resets the second display to zero and keeps it there when the crown is pulled out.

More about the manufactory

The Tourbillon: traditionally in motion. As fascinating as it is to observe the turning of a tourbillon cage, it was originally intended to enhance the precision of a watch. Whether cantilevered (“flying”) or anchored with a bridge in the classical manner: this “whirlwind” turns, together with the entire oscillation and escapement system, on its own axis.

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