Jaeger-LeCoultre after The Geophysic True Second and The Geophysic Universal Time, now intruduces Geophysic Tourbillon Universal Time, its third Jaeger-LeCoultre model with a tourbillon featuring the Gyrolab balance and the the first flying-tourbillon worldtimer produced by them.
The blue portions of the dial, which represent the oceans, are hand guillochéd in a wave pattern, and 26 global cities are marked on the outer ring. It’s an automatic movement with a pink-gold winding rotor and 48-hour power reserve.The platinum 43.5mm case is water resistant to 50 metres, and features an sapphire case back.
Available in a limited series of 100 pieces.
