Tourbillon Royal Blue

CHF 95,000.00

(Excl. taxes)

Suggested retail price. Prices may be subject to alteration at any time and do not constitute a contract.

Blue. Gold. Limited Edition of 5 pieces

Speake Marin unveils the Tourbillon Royal Blue, a refined expression of British elegance and traditional Swiss watchmaking. Housed in the Maison’s iconic 42 mm Piccadilly case in 5N red gold, it pays tribute to the English heritage of its founder while reflecting the distinctive vision shaped by Christelle Rosnoblet, CEO & Owner.

Its openworked architecture is enhanced by Royal Blue, Speake Marin’s signature shade inspired by Pantone 287 C. Deep blue tones contrast beautifully with the warmth of red gold, revealing the depth and complexity of the movement.

Visible through the sapphire caseback, the in-house automatic calibre SMA05 combines a fully integrated micro-rotor with a flying tourbillon. Completed by a Royal Blue ostrich strap, this exceptional creation is limited to just five pieces worldwide.

Size:

42mm

Variant

Case

“Piccadilly” design, 5N red gold
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 12.35 mm
Grooved flared crown with engraved logo
Screw-down case back
Sapphire crystal glass with anti-reflective coating on dial and case back. Engraved “Limited Edition of 5”
Water-resistance: 3 ATM
Crown: 5N red gold, set with a blue sapphire

Dial

3D dial, with positive Royal Blue (287 C pantone) PVD coating, specially shaped to make room for mechanical elements, shiny polished finish on the bevelled edges and microbeaded pockets
Luminescent rhodium-plated heart-shaped hands, grey lacquer emitting blue glow in the dark.
Royal Blue minutes flange with light grey Super-LumiNova indices with blue lighting at 5-minutes intervals
Tourbillon cage at 1:30 in gold 4N: with topping tool-shaped bridge, rhodium-plated, mirror-polished, with bevelled profiles
Engraved barrel with the inscription “One & Two Openworked – Flying Tourbillon” at 10:00
Satin finish oscillating weight with laser-engraved circles
Power reserve at 7:30, triangular pointer with Super-LumiNova emitting blue glow, light grey and bright red dots for elapsed autonomy indication

Movement

In-house manufacture self-winding movement, calibre SMA05, with fully integrated micro-rotor, 60-second flying tourbillon
Total components : 290
Tourbillon cage : 62 components (mobile) + 1 component (fixe), 0,56gr
Casing diameter: 34 mm
Thickness: 7.15 mm (without hands)
Frequency: 3 Hz / 21.600 vibrations per hour
Jewels: 33
Screw balance-wheel
Swiss lever escapement
Power reserve: 72-hour (when fully wound)
Bridges treated with a gold-coloured PVD coating and microbeaded mainplate
Côtes de Genève with 1.5mm stripes, central openworked bridge with gold-coloured PVD coating, 5N gold-plated engravings. Tungsten micro-rotor with laser-engraved concentric circle pattern

Bracelet

Royal Blue ostrich, hand-stitched 5N golden thread, with matching golden thread.
Gold pin buckle

Tourbillon Royal Blue

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Calibre SMA05

A Signature Tourbillon, Defying Convention

The Calibre SMA05 is a proprietary manufacture movement that exemplifies Speake Marin’s technical creativity and contemporary approach to haute horlogerie. Its defining feature is the flying tourbillon positioned between 1 and 2 o’clock, a signature configuration unique to the Maison and a remarkable feat of movement engineering.

Designed with an openworked architecture, the calibre balances its flying tourbillon with a 72-hour power reserve indicator between 7 and 8 o’clock, creating both visual harmony and mechanical depth. The geometric bridges reveal the movement’s intricate construction while reinforcing its distinctive aesthetic.

Composed of 290 components and 33 jewels, the self-winding SMA05-2 measures 34 mm in diameter and 7.15 mm in height. Beating at 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz), it delivers an average precision of ±4 seconds per day.

Finished with Côtes de Genève, circular graining, bead-blasting and hand-chamfering, the SMA05 combines technical sophistication, refined craftsmanship and Speake Marin’s unmistakable watchmaking identity.