Inspired by the design of the very first HL05 timepieces, the Tourbillon 02 and 03 follow the aesthetics of the Tourbillon 01, but come in new colour schemes. Housed in a round 44mm grade 5 titanium and steel case, the eye-catching Tourbillon 02 flaunts blue PVD-coated hour and minute hands, numerals and hour markers. The luxurious Tourbillon 03’s case is crafted out of grade 5 titanium and 18-carat pink gold, elegantly matching the red gold-plated numerals, HAUTLENCE logo, hands and hour markers on the dial. Both of these new editions showcase HAUTLENCE’s signature three-dimensional dial. Built on several layers, the dial highlights a rhodium dial base embellished with Côtes de Genève. The numerals and hour markers seem to be floating above the dial thanks to the inclusion of an intermediate sapphire crystal dial, creating a mesmerising structural effect.

In addition to displaying a tourbillon at six o’clock, the timepieces also indicate a second time zone through a smaller hour hand that is hidden behind the main hour hand. The second time zone hand remains out of sight as long as the dual-time function is not in use, staying below the hour hand as it rotates around the dial.

Powering the timepieces is the Calibre HMC 802, an automatic movement manufactured in-house by H. Moser & Cie.—the Schaffhausen-based watchmaker owned by the Meylan family company, MELB Holding. The movement comes equipped with a regulating organ produced by Precision Engineering AG (PEAG), a company also part of MELB Holding that specialises in developing and building high-quality escapement components. Each of the movement’s parts have been finished and decorated by hand, contributing to making the timepieces beautiful from the inside out.

HAUTLENCE strengthens its Tourbillon collection with the addition of these two new striking editions, attesting to the brand’s dedication to reinterpreting traditional horology in the most avant-garde and creative ways.