YEMA Yachtingraf steel tourbillon 37.33.66.SN.U6

All about the YEMA Yachtingraf steel tourbillon 37.33.66.SN.U6

Everything about the YEMA Yachtingraf Steel Tourbillon 37.33.66.SN.U6, which impresses with its black dial.

This collector's watch impresses with a high-quality finish and was designed and manufactured entirely in Morteau and in the Franco-Swiss Jura region, close to our factory. It is available in a limited edition of 75 numbered pieces in steel and bronze to celebrate YEMA's 75th anniversary and its gradual transition to a vertically integrated watch manufacturer .

The 42.5 millimeter masterpiece is powered by an exclusive hand-wound tourbillon caliber. Designed by Olivier Mory, a renowned French watchmaker and developer from La Chaux-de-Fonds, this caliber offers unparalleled performance without complications.

The dial of the YEMA Yachtingraf steel tourbillon 37.33.66.SN.U6

The dial is inspired by the aesthetic design of the iconic Yachtingraf model from the 1970s. It features a black sunburst finish with applied Super-LumiNova coated indices. A colorful Maréographe subdial is reminiscent of the regatta-style Vintage Yachtingraf model. Additionally, the dial has a tide display, represented by a small hand decorated with the YEMA logo. The 60-second tourbillon is visible through the partially skeletonized dial and offers the wearer an impressive kinetic spectacle

The caliber

The tourbillon, developed in 1795 by the French watchmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet, is a complex regulating organ that is used in high-quality watch movements to ensure accuracy improve. It consists of a rotating cage in which the balance wheel including the hairspring, the escape wheel, the anchor and another wheel are located, which drives the tourbillon. The cage rotates 360 degrees every 60 seconds to compensate for the effects of gravity and minimize any possible positioning errors. A tourbillon embodies watchmaking know-how like no other complication: only a few manufacturers have mastered the art of creating such a mechanical masterpiece > to manufacture.

The bezel

The unidirectional rotating bezel impresses with its luxurious finish. It is made of scratch-resistant, slightly curved sapphire crystal, the production of which is extremely demanding and time-consuming. The bezel is completed by an inlay with a subtle 0 to 60 graduation and a luminous dot at 12 o'clock.

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