Omega Master Co-Axial Calibers Arrive

The are distinguished from their predecessors by their ability to resist magnetic fields greater than 15,000 gauss. The first important step toward creating an antimagnetic movement began in 2008 with the launch of the Si14 silicon balance spring. The staffs and pivots in these upgraded calibres are made of Nivagauss™; the steel plates found in the Co-Axial movement have been replaced with non-magnetic plates; and the spring of the shock absorber has been crafted from an anamorphous material.



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The introduction of this new class of calibres , which differ from their predecessors in their ability to resist magnetic fields greater than 15,000 gauss, marks a dramatic step forward in terms of robustness and reliability of OMEGA’s flagship mechanical movement, both in men’s and women’s watches.

OMEGA president Stephen Urquhart said, “Our Master Co-Axial mechanical movements have set a new quality standard for the brand and for the industry. In the years to come, the anti-magnetic technology will be a part of every one of our exclusive, proprietary calibres. With these movements, the magnetic fields that can compromise the performance of every watch are no longer an issue.”


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Girard-Perregaux Tri-Axial Tourbillon

Though last year’s groundbreaking Constant Escapement set the bar very high, the talented folks at Girard-Perregaux have really outdone themselves this year.  At the top of the stack is the new Tri-Axial Tourbillon — a limited edition of only ten pieces, each priced at a cool $501,900. https://www.wristclone.ru/more-brands/clone-tudor This is a spectacular watch — and a real study in technical watchmaking done right.  I’ll break it down for you, below.

For starters, it only takes a glance to see this watch is something special.  Indeed, it features a fully visible tourbillon that operates on not one, not two, but three axes of rotation.  As I said when I gave a sneak peek at this watch a few days ago, such a mechanism is an absolute horological rarity.  First executed by little known independent watchmaker Thomas Prescher almost 10 years ago. Harry Winston (Histoire de Tourbillon 4), independent Vianney Halter (Deep Space) and others have all since done their own versions of the tri-axial.

The Girard-Perregaux Tri-Axial is an imposing machine, starting with its 48mm pink gold case which also houses the 16.83mm thick caliber .  Constructed on several levels, the dial of the Tri-Axial Tourbillon first and appropriately draws the tourbillon regulation system  to the eye.  At one o’clockish, a silver dial with Clous de Paris motif presents numerals and hour markers in pink gold. It  is encircled with a pink gold and a black flange that displays the minutes numerals in white.   The dauphine hands are crafted from pink gold and also beveled and skeletonized.  One the lower dial portion is the power reserve indicator; it follows a curve that ends at 6 o’clock.   Girard-Perregaux’s initials in pink gold at 11 o’clock accompany the full name to its right.

The caseback presents an equally appealing view.  Note the eagle, the symbol of the manufacture since 1897, is engraved and a plaque in the arrow shape of the Tourbillon with Three Bridges’ iconic bridges bears the individual number of each piece (number “003” as seen below). This shape is also found on the emblematic gold bridges also visible on the back of the movement.https://www.wristclone.ru/