The present Opera Two in pink gold is produced in an exceedingly small number, each timepiece was meticulously assembled and decorated by hand, requiring approximately 500 hours to complete. Most repeaters strike the time with two hammers on two gongs, but the Westminster chime is exceptional, utilizing multiple gongs and hammers to replicate the peal of bells from the Houses of Parliament in London. The movement of the Opera Two is among the very few to feature a four-gong Westminster carillon, with each of the four hammers marked according to piano keys: Sol-Do-Ré and M (G-C-D-E). Through the open aperture on the left of the dial, three of the four gongs can be seen striking when the minute repeater is activated, producing the delightful "Big Ben" melody.

What makes this watch even more special is its unique dial design. Unlike the simpler dials seen in the market, the present grey dial features a visually striking sunburst pattern that radiates outward from the tourbillon cage, amplifying the mesmerizing movement of the tourbillon.

Preserved in like-new, unworn condition, this unique Opera Two comes as a full set with its wooden presentation box, certificate and books. It is a spectacular piece of haute horlogerie that discerning connoisseurs should not miss.