Arnold & Son debuted new models from its beloved Ultrathin Tourbillon and Double Tourbillon collections at Watches and Wonders 2023.
The finesse of gold and silver
Updated Ultrathin Tourbillon Gold Revealed with Opaline Dial
One of the slimmest tourbillons in the world is shedding its adornments. Pared back to its purest expression, the Ultrathin Tourbillon Gold is elegantly revealed. Its vast dial displays an almost lunar silver-toned opaline finish, while the off-centered hours dial is made of genuine white opal. Nothing now distracts the eye from the hypnotic workings of the ultra-thin flying tourbillon – the signature of the collection.
Green Sunlight
Double Tourbillon Jade Takes on a New Face in Red or White Gold
Arnold & Son is celebrating its Double Tourbillon collection in 2023 with the unveiling of two unique pieces adorned with dazzling green jade and delicate white opal at Watches and Wonders. The two independent tourbillons and two time zones of this rare model have taken on a new face. The result of high-caliber watchmaking execution, these models are available in either red gold or white gold.
About Arnold & Son
Named after John Arnold, English watchmaker of the 18th century renowned for his ingenuity and work on marine chronometers, Arnold & Son perpetuates today his legacy, exploring contemporary ways to interpret traditional watch craftsmanship. From its Manufacture based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, cradle of the Swiss watchmaking industry, Arnold & Son develops its timepieces in-house including its complicated calibers.
The House established iconic collections such as the Time Pyramid with its unique architecture, the Nebula featuring a fully skeletonized movement, the Perpetual Moon and the Luna Magna displaying among the most spectacular moon phases on the market or the Globetrotter, impressive three-dimensional worldtimer. The twenty-plus calibers presented to date by Arnold & Son have all been conceived, designed, developed, machined, decorated, assembled, and adjusted by its sister Manufacture, La Joux-Perret. This independence and creativity demonstrate the House’s ability to perpetuate John Arnold’s exceptional inventions.
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