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La première pièce de sa collection phare The Art of Tourbillon en 2002, le Tourbillon Meteor Gibeon en 2003, le T21 en 2004, le 3Volution Tritourbillon Résonance 3 en 2005, le B-Side Tourbillon et son boîtier réversible en 2007… La liste des tourbillons d’Antoine Preziuso est longue comme un jour sans fin.
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His watches speak for themselves. Some are monumental, many are extravagant, few are round; one-offs, bespoke or very limited runs, Antoine Preziuso doesn’t think in terms of collections. Each of his creations has in common that they enclose refined mechanics in a nurtured design. From the very first to the astonishing Tourbillon des Tourbillons, presented in 2015, one need look no further than their maker’s extraordinary inventiveness to find their common denominator. By the 1990s, Breguet, Harry Winston and de Grisogono were among those calling on his talent. Antoine Preziuso can turn his hand to anything, but the tourbillon is where he excels. The first piece in his milestone The Art of Tourbillon series in 2002, the Tourbillon Meteor Gibeon in 2003, the T21 in 2004, the 3Volution Tritourbillon Résonance 3 in 2005, the B-Side Tourbillon with its reversible case in 2007… the list of Antoine Preziuso’s tourbillons is like an endless summer’s day. He develops this theme, almost to the point of obsession, in every form, right up to the most accomplished and probably one of the most complex examples to date: the Tourbillon des Tourbillons whose three tourbillons resonate in perfect synchronisation on a rotating carriage.
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