Launched in 2009 as a new era and line for the company with the second in-house caliber, the brand’s signature baquette movement was pushed technically with the addition of titanium cross bars and anti-magnetic, anti-corrosive materials combined with two barrels for a 3-day power reserve flying toubillon with anti-shock. The large case is made wearable being made in titanium and with a dramatic wrist-wrapping shape that conforms to even small wrists. If you’re looking for Richard Mille like engineering and futuristic design without looking like you’re wearing an RM (or spending that kind of money), this is a highly compelling technical watch.

Case: The 42.5 × 52.5 × 13.2 mm polished and satin finished titanium case wears remarkably well for the dimensions, with a very ergonomic case shape and strap integration. The titanium case is finished exceptionally well and in excellent condition throughout, featuring a horizontal window on the caseback to display the winding mechansim and the back side of the flying tourbillon.

Dial: On the “dial” side, the Ti bridges and “floating” flying toubillon featuring the signature double key design captivate your attention through the screen like curved crystal.

Movement: The in-house caliber CO 022 is a 72-hour power reserve, double barrel, flying tourbillon with shock protection running at 21600 vph, and very mesmerizing, It’s currently running at approximately -0.6 s/d averaged across 6 positions.

Includes: Outer box, inner wooden box, cleaning cloth, extra signed strap still in packaging.

Limited to just 99 pieces and originally offered at 59,500CHF, this watch is technically and aesthetically impressive, ergonomically comfortable and wearable, and a price that feels criminal.