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TAG Heuer
Calibre 360 Concept Chronograph Protype
豪雅，獨一無二原型錶，5級鈦合金自動上弦腕錶，備雙輪系1/100秒計時功能、10分鐘測速計、動力儲存，編號1/1，约2005年製
估價
HK$50,000 - 80,000
€5,700 - 9,100
$6,400 - 10,300
成交價
HK$62,500
拍品詳情
製造商
TAG Heuer
年份
Circa 2005
錶殼號碼
Calibre 360, No. 1/1
型號名稱
Calibre 360 Concept Chronograph Protype
材料
Grade 5 Titanium
機芯
Automatic, cal. 360
錶帶/ 錶鏈
Tag Heuer rubber
錶扣
Stainless steel Tag Heuer deployant clasp
尺寸
41.5mm Diameter
簽名
Case, dial and movement, case further signed Antiquorum Auction, Geneva, November 2005
專家
完整圖錄內容
圖錄文章
Tag Heuer launched their Calibre 360 chronograph wristwatch at Basel in 2005 with much fanfare, becoming the first mechanical movement capable of 1/100th seconds accuracy and display. Constructed with two trains, the tandem winding chronograph oscillated at 360,000 beats per hour and could be engaged without interfering with the watch movement. The manually wound chronograph featured a 100-minute power reserve aperture on the dial, with the going train was wound through the crown or rotor. The crown was moved in clockwise direction to wind the chronograph and in an anti-clockwise direction to wind the watch movement.
Following introduction of the watch in 2005, Tag Heuer released the rare Vanquish Calibre 360 Chronograph 1/100th. Produced in limited number of 12 timepieces the watch featured Grade 5 titanium (Ti5), developed in association with McLaren, a metal that can be polished. The Vanquish would lead to the later development of the Grand Carrera and Mikrograph timepieces.
The present Grade 5 titanium prototype was sold at international auction in 2005 with the proceeds benefiting the Geneva Musée de l'horlogerie.
Following introduction of the watch in 2005, Tag Heuer released the rare Vanquish Calibre 360 Chronograph 1/100th. Produced in limited number of 12 timepieces the watch featured Grade 5 titanium (Ti5), developed in association with McLaren, a metal that can be polished. The Vanquish would lead to the later development of the Grand Carrera and Mikrograph timepieces.
The present Grade 5 titanium prototype was sold at international auction in 2005 with the proceeds benefiting the Geneva Musée de l'horlogerie.