There is a profound distinction between a masterpiece intended for a velvet box and one destined for the pulse of a living wrist.

The Senator Chronometer Tourbillon belongs firmly to the latter, challenging the notion that high horological complications must remain a rarified secret. Despite its extraordinary mechanics and architectural design, this timepiece is crafted to be an everyday companion, possessing a presence that never ceases to fascinate. It is a watch defined by a singular charisma, captivating the room with a sophisticated aesthetic that feels both commanding and deeply personal.

This release serves as a breathtaking return to tradition, yet it is rooted in a spirit of relentless innovation.

For the first time in history, the Flying Tourbillon—an invention born in Glashütte in 1920—has been harmonized with a second-stop mechanism, zero reset, and minute detent to allow for absolute precision in time setting. This complex construction is so revolutionary that two patents have been filed to protect its ingenuity, marking a bold new chapter in the 180 year success story of the Maison.

It is a testament to the fact that true luxury lies in the ability to measure every second with both poetic beauty and unwavering accuracy.