Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity 03.6.40.1036

Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity 03.6.40.1036 Stainless Steel

Launched in 2008 as a means to reinvent Concord following a change of direction for the storied Swiss watchmaker and to celebrate their 100-year anniversary, the C1 Tourbillon combined a futuristic design language with an impressive command of technical watchmaking prowess that resulted in something truly special. Winning the 2008 GPHG award for Watch Design of the Year, this limited edition collection of just 10 pieces boasts a large 48.5mm stainless steel case with a unique design aesthetic that stems from its technically complex manual-wind cal. C100 movement. Sporting a flyback chronograph, a trust index, a power reserve indicator, an hour and minutes subdial, and a side-mounted tourbillon viewing carriage that also boasts a rotational running seconds display that faces the wearer, the C1 Tourbillon’s semi-skeletonized display is truly spectacular and busy with information. Brand : Concord Dimensions : 48.5mm x 18.5mm Model : C1 Tourbillon Gravity Movement : Manual-wind cal. C100 Reference : 03.6.40.1036 Bracelet : Leather strap Year : Circa 2008 Condition : Excellent Material : Stainless steel Included : Watch only Dial Color : Black THE DIAL Boasting a black display with skeletonized subdials for each of its complications, the C1 Tourbillon features a slew of information with its power reserve indicator, flyback chronograph subdial, trust index, and hours and minutes subdial. THE CONSTRUCTION Speaking to its unique watchmaking prowess, the C1 Tourbillon's avant-garde engineering is translated through to its physical construction, with its 48.5mm stainless steel case boasting a crown locking mechanism, a side-mounted tourbillon viewing carriage at 5 o'clock, and a generally futuristic aesthetic throughout. TIMING MACHINE READOUT Due to the nature of the movement, we are unable to get a timing machine readout that accurately reflects the state of timekeeping. This is due to limitations of the machine and not because of a defect with the watch. We have wound and set the watch over the course of 7 days multiple times, and it appears to be keeping time. This information is provided as a courtesy only, and shall not be construed as a warranty or guarantee of any kind. Please refer to our terms and conditions of sale for more information.