Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges
Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges
  • Limited edition

Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges

CHF 326'000
Recommended price in Switzerland (VAT included)
The Three Gold Bridges employed on La Esmeralda, the world-famous pocket watch of 1889, were both functional and aesthetically alluring. The Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges honours this legacy by engineering transparency to the extreme. Named after a luminous astronomical entity - the Quasar – its azure blue case is sculpted from a single sapphire disc. This case, with its sapphire crystal box, provides striking aerial views of the Manufacture’s skeletonised movement.
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Key features
Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges
99295-43-002-UA2A
  • Watch
    • Case
      • Case material :
        blue sapphire
      • Diameter :
        46 mm
      • Thickness :
        15.25 mm
      • Case-back :
        anti-reflective sapphire crystal
      • Dial :
        no dial
      • Water resistance :
        30 m
    • Strap
      • Strap material :
        fabric
      • Buckle :
        titanium triple-folding buckle
  • Movement
    • Calibre
      • Number :
        GP09400-1316
      • Mechanism :
        self-winding mechanical
      • Winding direction :
        clockwise
      • Total Diameter :
        36.60 mm (16 ¼''')
      • Height :
        9.54 mm
      • Frequency :
        21,600 Vib/h – (3 Hz)
      • Number of Parts :
        260
      • Number of Jewels :
        27
      • Oscillating weight :
        white gold micro-rotor
      • Power Reserve :
        min. 60h
    • Functions
      • hours and minutes, small seconds on the tourbillon, tourbillon
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Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges

Seduced by the Light

The Quasar Azure Tourbillon with Three Bridges is a brilliantly bold expression of the company’s technical mastery, contemporary design and rich heritage. Sapphire is extremely difficult to craft because of its hardness. The case is formed, coloured, milled and polished by Girard-Perregaux artisans through a protracted process, taking over 200 hours. Set within the azure blue case, the tourbillon seemingly floats. The wearer is also indulged with aerial views of the Neo Bridges, a Girard-Perregaux signature inspired by architectural structures.
The Calibre GP09400-1316

The Calibre GP09400-1316

Through these crystalline walls, Calibre GP9400-1316 reveals its openworked construction much like a star viewed with a telescope. This Haute Horlogerie movement draws the eye like a black hole and explodes with light, illuminating the gap between its components. Devoid of any opacity, Quasar allows photons to play freely across its matt surfaces and taut curves.

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