The House of Fabergé turns to master watchmaker Jean-Marc Wiederrecht of Agenhor for assistance in building unique complications. They’ve stepped up their game with the Visionnaire Chronograph watch with a movement that is unusual in its chronograph counter display. They usually indicate elapsed time on a series of subdials, but the Visionnaire displays the chronograph totalizers via concentric circles emanating from the center of the dial. Three years in the making, the movement, AGH 6361, features a central chronograph module with a patented clutch system inside. When the chronograph is activated, it tracks elapsed time and, when the chronograph is stopped, displays the elapsed hours, minutes and seconds via the center circles and gold hands. The 43mm watch has 60 hours of power reserve and comes in gold or steel with gold.
$39,500
Where to buy Fabergé in London, contact Christopher MacDonald, sales@faberge. com, +44 207 491 7256, faberge.com
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