Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity
1801: the invention of the tourbillon, a solution to the challenges of gravity. 2008: Concord pays tribute to this horological tradition with a stunning new interpretation. An astounding time-measuring instrument, the C1 Tourbillon Gravity features a tourbillon housed outside the dial and outside the case in a revolutionary perpendicular mechanical concept. The position of the tourbillon enables it to serve its initial function: to negate the effects of gravity in a vertical position.
| Movement | Hand-wound, Concord C100 calibre, 16 lignes |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds on part of the tourbillon, hours and minutes flyback chronograph, power reserve, trust index |
| Case | 18K white gold, 48.5 mm Rubber-sheathed 18K white gold protection ring, screwed laterally, enhanced with eight elements on the bezel Sapphire crystal 3.30 mm thick, screw-down transparent back, anti-reflective treatment on both sides |
| Dial | Skeleton, comprising 12 screwed pieces, including a DLC-treated perforated grid and four sapphire crystals |
| Bracelet/Strap | Black vulcarbonised rubber affixed to the case with 4 screws, 18K white gold clasp |
see youtube video - Basel2008 concord C1 vertical tourbillon
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