Graham has introduced a new piece, a no-nonsense tourbillon with classic good looks. The Geo.Graham incorporates the visible tourbillon at 6 o’clock, complemented by a classically styled dial. There are Arabic numerals outside a railway chapter ring marking the seconds, and Roman numerals on the inside marking the hours. The blued houre and minute hands stand in contrast to the white dial. The pink-gold case is 40 mm in diameter.

Inside the Geo.Graham Tourbillon beats a Swiss-made movement, the caliber G1796. The movement features a micro-rotor for automatic winding and a double-bridge construction of the 60-second tourbillon. The whole movement is under 10 mm thin and can be seen through the sapphire crystal back.

Now we’re waiting for Baselworld in march 2015 for a longer, more detailed look and more information on that georgeous watch. It is limited to 100 units.