Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon

A mechanical universe in perpetual motion, the Astronomia Tourbillon transforms traditional watchmaking into a spectacular three-dimensional masterpiece.

Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon Watches

The Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon redefined modern haute horlogerie by abandoning the conventional architecture of a mechanical wristwatch in favour of a breathtaking three-dimensional movement that continuously rotates within the sapphire case. Introduced as one of the most ambitious creations in contemporary watchmaking, the Astronomia places every mechanical element on a rotating four-arm carousel, allowing the wearer to experience time from every possible angle. The result is not simply a complication, but an immersive mechanical performance that has become one of Jacob & Co.’s most celebrated achievements.

At the heart of the movement, a high-speed flying tourbillon completes its rotation while the entire platform simultaneously revolves around the dial, creating an extraordinary display of precision engineering and kinetic artistry. The manufacture calibre incorporates differential gearing to keep the time display perfectly upright throughout its continuous rotation, while every bridge, component and polished surface is meticulously hand-finished to the Maison’s exacting standards. Combining groundbreaking innovation with exceptional craftsmanship, the Astronomia Tourbillon stands among the world’s most iconic ultra-high-complication timepieces.

Specifications

* Brand: Jacob & Co.
* Collection: Astronomia
* Model: Tourbillon
* Origin: Geneva, Switzerland
* Movement: Jacob & Co. Manufacture Manual-Winding Calibre
* Functions: Hours, Minutes, Flying Tourbillon
* Complications: Four-Arm Rotating Astronomia Platform
* Case Material: 18K Rose Gold, White Gold or Sapphire Crystal Case
* Crystal: Sapphire Crystal Dome and Caseback
* Dial: Three-Dimensional Openworked Display
* Strap: Hand-Stitched Alligator Leather
* Power Reserve: Approximately 60 Hours
* Water Resistance: 30 metres