Carillon tourbillon Sodalite openwork

The dial is made of Sodalite stone. Its deep blue color and characteristic white grooves, similar to those of marble, make it a delicate material prized for its beauty.

Every detail of this exceptional timepiece is meticulously decorated, right down to the invisible components, such as the underside of the hands or the dial. The five-row bracelet features links hand-decorated one by one by a craftsman, offering an extraordinary play of light and shadow.

Biver movements reflect the neoclassical codes that define the company’s aesthetic. This timepiece is driven by a micro-rotor and incorporates a three-hammer striking mechanism, traditionally known as a carillon (Cercle des Horlogers development).

The level of complexity and craftsmanship is every bit as rigorous as with any of our timepieces. The five-row bracelet is composed of links, each hand-decorated by a craftsman, offering an extraordinary play of light and shadows.