The new Manero Tourbillon DoublePeripheral with the CFB T3000, a unique movement
developed entirely in-house, is a world first that combines a peripheral automatic winding
system and a peripherally mounted tourbillon that appears to float.
The case, in 18kt rose gold, measures 43.1mm x 11.5mm. It has a conex AR-coated sapphire crystal, a sapphire display back, and it is water resistant to 30 meters.
Movement is the Swiss automatic Carl F. Bucherer in-house caliber CFB T3000 with 32 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 65 hours. Silicon pallet and escape wheel. It is COSC-certified as a chronometer. Automatic winding mechanism with peripherally suspended rotor ring that is mounted with three ceramic ball bearings on its inner circumference. The three ball bearings are mounted on springs and act as a shock absorber. In contrast to centrally mounted rotors, the peripheral rotor ensures an unhindered view of the movement and allows for the watch's flat design. Tourbillon with peripherally mounted rotating carriage. With the tourbillon of Carl F. Bucherer, the mounting of the carriage is ensured by three ceramic ball bearings, which support and guide the bearing wheel at its circumference. These can be adjusted by an eccentric mechanism in order to optimally set the clearance. In comparison to conventional tourbillons, this construction allows for a lower height and an unhindered view of the rotating carriage from both sides. Functions are: hours, minutes, small seconds, stop-seconds function, and tourbillon.
It has a convex silver-colored dial with applied rose-gold-plated indices and hands.
It comes on a hand-stitched dark brown Louisiana alligator leather strap with an 18kt rose gold clasp.
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