The development of the Tourbillon Carrousel was a "Never been done before" project.
The instruction from Marc A. Hayek in 2009 seemed crisp. “Let’s explore making a watch that marries a tourbillon and a carrousel.” Marries? What in the world did he mean? That was left to Blancpain’s watchmakers to decide. They had just been given the ultimate in creative freedom, to develop proposals somehow linked to the concepts of tourbillons and carrousels and that could be tucked into one of the many definitions of the word “marries”.
Read the complete story of this watchmaking achievement in the latest edition of Lettres du Brassus:
http://ift.tt/1rOFzSC
Also available in a digital edition on iPad through the Blancpain Library App:
http://ift.tt/Yq4d3E
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The instruction from Marc A. Hayek in 2009 seemed crisp. “Let’s explore making a watch that marries a tourbillon and a carrousel.” Marries? What in the world did he mean? That was left to Blancpain’s watchmakers to decide. They had just been given the ultimate in creative freedom, to develop proposals somehow linked to the concepts of tourbillons and carrousels and that could be tucked into one of the many definitions of the word “marries”.
Read the complete story of this watchmaking achievement in the latest edition of Lettres du Brassus:
http://ift.tt/1rOFzSC
Also available in a digital edition on iPad through the Blancpain Library App:
http://ift.tt/Yq4d3E
from Blancpain's Facebook Wall
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