W1PT10
Tambour, Automatic, 40mm, Platinum, sapphires and rubies
48,000 KWD
The limited-edition Tambour Automatic 40mm in platinum introduces a new pinnacle of elegance in Louis Vuitton's watchmaking history, marking the first-ever Tambour crafted entirely in platinum. Its dazzling rainbow gemsetting features a seamless gradient of sapphires and rubies in eight different hues, exclusively selected for their natural beauty and brilliance. This bold yet refined design highlights the enduring allure of platinum paired with the vibrant radiance of noble gemstones, showcasing the Maison’s unparalleled craftsmanship.
- Mechanical self-winding movement, caliber LFT023.01
- Diameter: 30.6mm
- Thickness: 4.2mm
- Functions: hours, minutes, small second
- Oscillating weight: 22K pink gold micro-rotor
- Power reserve: 50 hours
- Number of jewels: 31
- Frequency: 28,800 vibrations/hour – 4Hz
- Chronometer certified by the Geneva Chronometric Observatory, ISO 3159 standards - Accuracy -4/+6 seconds per day
- Material: platinum set with 48 sapphires and rubies (2.19 cts)
- Diameter: 40mm
- Thickness: 8.30mm
- Sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
- Open case-back engraved with “1 of 50”, saffron sapphire set on the case back
- Water resistance: 50 m
- Grey dial
- Small second counter at six o'clock
- 18K white gold hands and indexes set with sapphires and rubies ; luminescent coating on hands
- Platinum bracelet
- Invisible 3-blade folding buckle in 18K white gold
Tous les métaux précieux et les diamants utilisés dans nos collections d’horlogerie sont certifiés par le Responsible Jewellery Council. Cette certification garantit le respect des normes en matière de développement durable à chaque étape des processus d'extraction, de transformation et de commercialisation.
Nos diamants bénéficient également de la certification Kimberley Process, ce qui signifie que les pierres utilisées ne proviennent pas de zones de conflit armé.
Nos diamants bénéficient également de la certification Kimberley Process, ce qui signifie que les pierres utilisées ne proviennent pas de zones de conflit armé.