Chapter 4 Infinity Flying Tourbillon

The Art of Mastering Gravity A bold statement of mechanical poetry and Swiss precision. Designed for aesthetes and collectors, this chronometer-certified masterpiece elevates timekeeping into an art form. Encased in a subtly concave 41mm polished 904L stainless steel case with welded lugs, the timepiece showcases a cosmic blue sunray dial with a mesmerizing flying tourbillon at 7 o’clock, a hammered and polished moon phase at 1 o’clock, and a small seconds subdial at 10 o’clock. The dome-shaped box sapphire crystal reveals a meticulously hand-wound movement offering a 120-hour (5 day) power reserve. Developed in collaboration with acclaimed watchmaker Olivier Mory in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the flying tourbillon appears to defy gravity, its cage suspended in motion, compensating for gravitational effects to optimize precision. Certified by Timelab – Observatoire Chronométrique de Genève, the movement is a testament to exceptional accuracy and savoir-faire. Rooted in the centuries-old heritage of the Baillod family, this timepiece captures the spirit of Neuchâtel where tradition meets disruption.