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MB&F Legacy Perpetual Added
Feb 29, 2020
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Second timepiece in our Perpetual Calendar festival with real-time action of the once-in-4-year passage of the 29th of February date indication on the fabulous Greubel Forsey Quantième à Equation, a very smart perpetual calendar extremely easy to set with some practical fail-safe features.
Enjoy the video wallpaper & Viva Watchmaking
QP À ÉQUATION
Bidirectional perpetual calendar • day, date, month, calendar year, leap year, day/night • equation of time with month, season, solstice and equinox • function selector • Tourbillon 24 Secondes • hours and minutes • small seconds • power-reserve
At the heart of the QP à Équation lies Greubel Forsey’s seventh invention, the Mechanical Computer, an entirely integrated 25-part component that brings a totally new interpretation to some of the calendar functions incorporated in age-old astronomical clocks. It is composed of a set of coding wheels superimposed in a coaxial manner, along with removable fingers programmed by this ingenious system
QP à Équation
5N red gold
Rhodium-coloured gold dial
Millésimé
QP à Équation
White gold
Rhodium-coloured gold dial
Millésimé
The dial of the QP à Équation indicates leap years, the 24 hours of the day and night, the day of the week, the large date, the month, the hours, the minutes and the seconds, as well as the chronometric 72-hour power reserve. On the movement side, this timepiece displays the equation of time with the months, seasons, solstices and
QP à Équation
White gold
Anthracite gold dial
Millésimé
The QP à Équation provides a simplified linear display. Herein lies the happy paradox of this piece: it is an ultra-complicated timepiece with its tourbillon and its complete equation of time perpetual calendar function, but it is as easy to use and adjust as a watch with three hands. This system is extremely easy to adjust in both directions without damaging the mechanism.
Feb 29, 2020
TheWATCHES.tv
Second timepiece in our Perpetual Calendar festival with real-time action of the once-in-4-year passage of the 29th of February date indication on the fabulous Greubel Forsey Quantième à Equation, a very smart perpetual calendar extremely easy to set with some practical fail-safe features.
Enjoy the video wallpaper & Viva Watchmaking
QP À ÉQUATION
Bidirectional perpetual calendar • day, date, month, calendar year, leap year, day/night • equation of time with month, season, solstice and equinox • function selector • Tourbillon 24 Secondes • hours and minutes • small seconds • power-reserve
At the heart of the QP à Équation lies Greubel Forsey’s seventh invention, the Mechanical Computer, an entirely integrated 25-part component that brings a totally new interpretation to some of the calendar functions incorporated in age-old astronomical clocks. It is composed of a set of coding wheels superimposed in a coaxial manner, along with removable fingers programmed by this ingenious system
QP à Équation
5N red gold
Rhodium-coloured gold dial
Millésimé
White gold
Rhodium-coloured gold dial
Millésimé
The dial of the QP à Équation indicates leap years, the 24 hours of the day and night, the day of the week, the large date, the month, the hours, the minutes and the seconds, as well as the chronometric 72-hour power reserve. On the movement side, this timepiece displays the equation of time with the months, seasons, solstices and
White gold
Anthracite gold dial
Millésimé
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