In this video, TheWatchesTV Founder Marc André Deschoux sits down with Greubel Forsey co-founder Stephen Forsey to talk about the Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon.
Forsey reveals interesting facts, while the macro footage also reveals closeups of the charming three-dimensional globe, the “iconic” side view of the case revealing this globe in a side window, and the amazing finishing on the individual components for which Greubel Forsey is renowned.
Here TheWatchesTV allows us to take a deep-dive view of the ultra-complicated Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon with Stephen Forsey, and no corner of this timepiece is left unturned (or unfilmed).
As Marc André says, “This timepiece is a condensed version of what Greubel Forsey is all about: extreme technicality and extreme finishing.”
For my immediate take on the GMT Quadruple Tourbillon following its debut in March 2019, please read Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon: A Revolving Earth With Four Tourbillons In Orbit.
Quick Facts Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon
Case: 46.5 x 17.45 mm, white gold
Movement: manual winding GF caliber with four tourbillons arranged in two sets; 805 components; variable inertia balance; three serially operating fast-rotating spring barrels; 72-hour power reserve 3 Hz/21,600 vph frequency
Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds; power reserve indication, second time zone adjustable in one-hour increments, world time with Daylight Savings Time, day/night indication
Limitation: 11 pieces in white gold; 66 pieces in total to be released
Price: 780,000 Swiss francs excluding applicable taxes
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