Manufacture Hysek participates for the first time to the MunichTime exhibition, which awaits a public composed of watchmaking devotees, from October 31st to November 2nd 2014.
For a week-end, Hysek will offer to the visitors a selection of the most iconic pieces of its collection as well as its 2014 novelties such as the IO Skeleton Tourbillon.
Looking for purity, this almost totally transparent tourbillon features an audaciously designed case, classic yet modern, boosted by ample circular curves. Ethereal, the timepiece in rose gold is indeed characterized by an entirely skeletonised calibre, which seems to hang above the emptiness thus projecting in levitation the pieces of which it is composed. Decorated with exquisite finishing, this in-house manual-winding movement is delicately adorned with a Rose des Vents pattern.
As a nice addition, every time the crown is wound up, the flange entirely set with black diamonds ingeniously fills with life and gravitates around the mechanism.
