Open gear resec blue on black Limited to 50 pieces
Description
Created in collaboration with none other than the legendary Kenny Wayne Shepherd, this horological masterpiece embodies the spirit of Blues & Rock, captivating both watch enthusiasts and music aficionados alike. The timepiece features a striking blue hand-guilloched dial that was created inside the Atelier Lucerne framed in a black DLC-coated case. The matte and curved bezel on the other hand adds a touch of sophistication and are the perfect match for a modern rockstar.
SPECIFICATIONS
Material Stainless steel with black DLC coating
Number of parts 17
Case back Screw-down case back with satin finish and flat sapphire crystal
Diameter 44 mm
Height 13.35 mm
Band width 22 mm
Finish Matt, partly with vertical satin finish
Bezel Screw-down matt bezel with full thread and side knurling with curved, double coated anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Movement Caliber C.301, automatic
Frequency 4 Hz ( 28800 A/h )
Power reserve Ca. 42
Number of jewels 33
Finish Polished pallet lever, escape wheel and screws; bridges and plates with perlage
Rotor Skeletonized blue rotor, with Côtes de Genève and ball bearing
Dial material Elaborate 42-part construction on two levels: bottom level galvanic black, upper level featuring screwed-on skeletonized train wheel bridges and funnel-like construction for hour display, as well as a retrograde seconds display and cylinder shape Super-LumiNova indexes.
Displays Off-centre hours at 12:00 (featuring "open gear" design), central minutes, retrograde seconds at 6:00
Design of hands Lacquered; with Super-LumiNova inlays and tips
Shape of hands “Trigono”
Water resistance 10 bar( 100m )
Special features Limited to 50 timepieces only. Technically sophisticated dial design featuring "open gear" mechanism and retrograde seconds display.
The timepiece created in collaboration with Blues & Rock legend Kenny Wayne Shepherd gives a stunning 3-dimensional feel due to its unique setup and the exposed mechanics. The retrograde seconds at 6 o'clock flip back and forth like the hand of a guitar player rocking the stage and are joyful to observe.