高珀富斯，極罕有，18k白金腕錶，配30度傾斜雙陀飛輪及動力儲存，DOUBLE TOURBILLON 30° SECRET，限量生產共11枚，編號7/11，約2007年製，附原廠證書、盒子及外包裝高珀富斯，極罕有，18k白金腕錶，配30度傾斜雙陀飛輪及動力儲存，DOUBLE TOURBILLON 30° SECRET，限量生產共11枚，編號7/11，約2007年製，附原廠證書、盒子及外包裝機芯: 手動上弦 錶盤: 白色 錶徑: 43.5毫米 附件: 高珀富斯18k白金折疊扣、高珀富斯無標明日期原廠證書、盒子及外包裝備註：編號 7⁄11, 限量生產共11枚。高珀富斯提供2 年保修、和在佳士得購買腕錶之日起六個月內有效的全方位服務證書，以證書背面條件為準，提供高珀富斯免費服務（但零售服務不超過 10,000 瑞士法郎 價格）。高珀富斯Details GREUBEL FORSEY. AN EXTREMELY RARE 18K WHITE GOLD LIMITED EDITION 30° INCLINED DOUBLE TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH WITH POWER RESERVEDOUBLE TOURBILLON 30° SECRET MODEL, NO. 7⁄11, CIRCA 2007Movement: Manual Dial: White Case: 43.5 mm. With: 18k white gold Greubel Forsey deployant clasp, Greubel Forsey Certificate of Authenticity, leather pouch, presentation box and outer packaging Remark: Number 7 out of 11 pieces, limited to 11 pieces. Following purchase and servicing, this watch will come with 2 years guarantee, a full service certificate which is valid during six months following the date of acquisition of the watch at Christie’s, offering the new owner a free servicing (but not exceeding 10,000 CHF of the retail service price) of the present watch at Greubel Forsey’s workshops, subject to conditions published on the back of the Certificate. Special notice Lot incorporates material from endangered species that is not for sale and is shown for display purposes only. The endangered species strap shown with the Lot is for display purposes only and is not for sale.Upon sale, the watch will not be supplied to a buyer outside Hong Kong with any watch strap.品相: An ultimate expression of stealth wealth, Greubel Forsey’s appropriately named ‘Secret’ Double Tourbillon 30° discreetly conceals its horological artistry behind the dial, the only clue to its exceptional mechanical movement is the dial inscription ‘Double Tourbillon 30°, Un Tour 4 Min’. Made in a limited edition of only 11 examples in white gold, the impressive 44 mm. diameter case creates a monochrome ‘white’ aesthetic with the silvered dial which displays subsidiary dials for the seconds and 4-minute rotation of the tourbillon and sector for the 72 hour power reserve. The exquisitely designed and rendered blued steel hands provide a perfectly calculated pop of colour.Named the Double Tourbillon 30° due to the angle that links the two mobile cages, the patented double tourbillon system is a decisive technical advance and milestone in watchmaking history which took more than four years of research and development. Inside an exterior tourbillon with a diameter of around 15 mm which turns once every four-minutes, an interior tourbillon, smaller in size and inclined at 30 degrees in relation to the first cage, revolves once every 60 seconds. To guarantee even more perfect time-keeping, this revolutionary complication permanently compensates the rate of gravity-related errors in all positions. A question which has always been asked by connoisseurs of fine watchmaking is, does a tourbillon, for all its beauty and animation, genuinely increase the accuracy of a watch? The Double Tourbillon 30° Technique successfully answered this question in 2011 when it won the Concours International de Chronométrie with an incredible score of 915 points out of 1000, the highest in the competition to date.Offering an incredibly rare opportunity to acquire one of the most exotic and exciting examples of contemporary haute horologerie, this watch is the most impressive trophy for those who hold the endless pursuit of excellence in the highest regard.Greubel Forsey Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have been working together for over 20 years in a relationship founded on their shared technical creativity and quest for perfection. The two watchmakers are fabled for their exceptional and avant-garde horology, combining highly complicated mechanical functions with uncompromisingly provocative styling concepts. Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey have become legends in the world of modern independent watchmaking. Working together since 1992, when they were developing complicated movements for Renaud & Papi, Greubel and Forsey decided to branch out on their own in 1999, setting up as the independents, CompliTime Greubel, la Neuveville and Bureau d’Etude et Prototype, le Locle, respectively. From this moment forward, they are focused on designing a new generation of tourbillons specifically developed to improve the timekeeping of the mechanical watch.