The Henri Grandjean & Cie Magician Watch Showcases A Mysterious Triple-Axis Tourbillon
The Henri Grandjean & Cie Magician marks the return of the historic Swiss watchmaker, known for its pioneering work in horology since its founding in 1831. The brand has released its first wristwatch, featuring a mesmerizing triple-axis tourbillon that appears to float within its case. Available in six configurations—including models in 18k rose gold, white gold, and polished titanium—each watch showcases fine craftsmanship and luxurious materials. The intricate design includes a vibrant blue tourbillon cage and various dials crafted from precious stones, with some models adorned with hand engravings and baguette-cut diamonds, emphasizing both opulence and functionality. The Magician's movement is developed entirely in-house, featuring a manual-wind mechanism composed of 218 components, offering a power reserve of approximately 42 hours. The unique tourbillon operates on three different axes, creating a captivating mechanical choreography. While the titanium model is the least expensive at CHF 350,000, the 18k gold models range higher, with gem-set versions commanding even greater prices. This remarkable watch not only pays homage to the brand's storied past but also signifies its commitment to innovation in contemporary luxury watchmaking.
