The new Moritz Grossmann Tourbillon Tremblage brings the innovations of outstanding watchmaking both historical and modern with the very best decorating techniques executed in Glashütte, the watchmaking town in Saxony. In typical fashion of this high-end luxury brand, all parts of this grand complication timepiece are finished to highest standards, showcasing technical and artistic craftsmanship. The watch is offered in pink and white gold, of which each are limited to eight pieces.

A masterpiece of balanced design and handcraft, the dial brings to life the ancient technique of tremblage, which was originally used to increase the readability of the dial. The surface of the inner part is manually engraved by using a variety of burins that are moved across the metal in a trembling motion.
The challenge is to achieve an even look, creating a texturized effect which is both rough and matte at the same time. Subsequently, it is galvanized in ?black-or? ? a Moritz Grossmann signature color with an anthracite hue.

The processing of the dial?from the engraving to the finishing?requires several days to complete for the skilled master craftsmen and serves as beautiful background for the flying tourbillon which takes center stage at 6 o’clock.

This filigree yet powerful mechanism which has an unusually large diameter of 16mm is flanked by the off-center hour display at 3 o?clock and a second display at 9 o?clock. The hands are manually craf...