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Table Waltz Tourbillon

The Table Waltz Tourbillon is a rare masterpiece, one that sits at the intersection of haute horlogerie and Viennese craftsmanship. Limited to just ten pieces, it features an in-house tourbillon movement, made and engineered entirely in Austria. Its case, milled from a single block of brass and finished by hand in partnership with the legendary Viennese glassmaker J. & L. Lobmeyr, makes it as much a work of art as a feat of engineering.


Table Waltz Tourbillon back / front

A HIGHLIGHT OF
VIENNESE WATCHMAKING

The conception of this masterpiece once again lies with the Austrian master watchmaker Therese Wibmer.
The timeless design, created by the multi-award-winning Viennese designer Rainer Mutsch, is embodied by Viennese craftsmanship down to the smallest detail, such as the facet cut glass and the hand engraving in partnership with J. & L. Lobmeyr.

Close-up view of a mechanical clock with visible gears and intricate inner workings, including a visible balance wheel and escapement mechanism, with the signature 'Carl Suchy & Söhne' on the clock face.

The dark, satin-finished case, milled from a single block of brass and refined using a special nickel-plating process, lends the table clock a simple elegance and powerful radiance. With a height of 25 cm, it embodies exquisite materials of the highest quality, which have been carefully crafted by hand and can already be interpreted as an icon.


DETAILS

Close-up of the Table Waltz Tourbillon’s mechanical movement.

MOVEMENT

The Table Waltz Tourbillon features a Tourbillon composed of over 50 exclusively manufactured components.

Table Waltz Tourbillon Case details

CASE

The dark, satin-finished case, 25 cm high, is made from a single block of brass and finished using a special nickel-plating process. The clock features handcut and engraved glass crafted in partnership with J. & L. Lobmeyr. With its sculptural aura, it can already be interpreted as an icon.

Close-up of the Table Waltz Tourbillon’s dial and visible mechanical movement.

DIAL

The black dial, entirely crafted by hand, reveals a refined interplay of depth. Its numerals and hands stand out, enhancing legibility while lending the composition a luminous elegance.

Rear view of the Table Waltz Tourbillon showing its bell and mechanical movement.

BELL

The bell, crafted in silver and finished with a fine gold plating, marks each hour with an airy, sonorous chime, a function that can be locked as desired.