Now that’s what you call a ‘skeleton’ watch!
An 88 piece limited edition from Roger Dubuis.
[Press Release] Power, lightness and transparency: this is the triple register in which the new Excalibur Skeleton Double Flying watch in black titanium from ROGER DUBUIS plays its role. This exceptional timepiece is presented for the first time in a “full black” titanium case with a 45 mm diameter, water-resistant to 5 bar (50 metres): a very technical exterior in keeping with the image of the mechanism it houses.
The ROGER DUBUIS Manufacture set off the new craze for skeleton movements back in 2005. It has now given them a totally new dimension by developing skeleton movements with a modern appearance, that is more ethereal and more audacious than before. In parallel to this, the Genevan watchmaker has also devoted its attention to the most emblematic of all watch complications: the Tourbillon. The purpose of this complication is to compensate for the effects of gravity so as to ensure that watches operate more efficiently. ROGER DUBUIS has gone a step further by developing a Double Tourbillon with differential to provide even greater reliability. This is an exercise in high-level watchmaking acrobatics designed to ensure optimal performance.
The skeleton double flying tourbillon movement, treated in grey anthracite, operates the latest arrival in the Excalibur Collection, the RD01SQ calibre, that carries within it an important part of the identity of the Genevan watchmaker’s movements. It incorporates two signature devices characteristic of ROGER DUBUIS, the double flying tourbillon and the skeleton. This hand-wound mechanical skeleton movement has 319 parts and beats at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour (2 x 3 Hz) for a power reserve of 48 hours.
Proposed in a limited edition of 88 pieces, the Excalibur Skeleton Double Flying Tourbillon watch in black titanium is delivered with a hand-sewn black alligator-skin strap with an adjustable folding buckle in titanium.
Like all models produced by the Genevan watchmaker ROGER DUBUIS, the Excalibur Skeleton Double Flying Tourbillon model in black titanium complies with all the latest requirements for the “Poinçon de Genève”. This mark of quality, issued by the Canton of Geneva to a small number of manufacturers, represents an official guarantee that the watch and its functions operate correctly. It also certifies that its mechanical watch movement is made by hand, assembled and regulated in Geneva and that it complies with the strict requirements laid down for the watch manufacture. Roger Dubuis is the only watch Manufacture to produce 100% of its movements in accordance with the criteria of the “Poinçon de Genève”.
Roger Dubuis’ Pulsion Chrono is part of a new range of ‘sports watches’ being introduced to replace the mothballed Easy Diver range.
When they set their minds to it, Roger Dubuis certainly make some fine looking pieces.
The Geneva Seal officially came into force in 1886. Bestowed by the State of Geneva on a select few watchmakers, it constitutes the official guarantee that the mechanical watch movement is hand-made, assembled and regulated in Geneva and that it respects the strict requirements of handcrafted excellence in watchmaking. Every component of a movement bearing the Seal is hand-finished and finely decorated, even those that are never exposed to view.
A ‘black swan’ event now from Roger Dubuis.
[Press Release] Swiss watch Manufacture ROGER DUBUIS enriches its iconic Excalibur collection with a new Self-Winding Flying Tourbillon with micro-rotor in white gold. This new Excalibur model captures the spirit of avant-garde fine watchmaking with its powerful design and superlative mechanical movement,
The GoldenSquare collection is a tribute to pure geometry and the square.
[Press Release] The collection La Monégasque by Roger Dubuis stands out for the flowing line of its case whose round dial stretches the contours of the bezel to produce a uniquely distinctive form. Audacity and excellence underlie this new collection which incorporates only exceptional mechanical movements that have been designed, developed and produced by Manufacture Roger Dubuis.
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The parade of new watches for loved up lovers in 2011 continues with the 
