Roger Dubuis presents a new Excalibur Monotourbillon watch in titanium, along with a titanium link bracelet to match. Minimalist yet charismatic, this ergonomic watch is a flawless example of ‘less being more’ and the purest possible example of Roger Dubuis’ skeletonised approach to watchmaking.

By embracing the power of materials, it also delivers the ultimate wearing experience, where comfort, lightness, and strength are combined as one.

The timepiece features the positioning of the Monotourbillon at 7 o’clock with the RD512SQ calibre inside distinguished by its flying tourbillon cage construction, built from 63 components, and with a lower cage in lightweight titanium and an upper bridge inspired by the Celtic Cross. Only being mounted on one side, with no supporting bridge on top, it presents a complex challenge of stability for the watchmakers. But most importantly, it results in a more pleasing tourbillon aesthetic.

But it’s the purity of the entire calibre that truly stands out the most. By displaying the Monotourbillon within a skeletonized surrounding, complete with an astral signature, Roger Dubuis has combined exquisite function with uncluttered aesthetics. An accomplishment that is certainly never easy to achieve, but undoubtedly more striking to look at.

The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Titanium Monotourbillon delivers up to 72 hours of power reserve, carries the Poinçon de Genève hallmark certifying not only the provenance and reliability, but also the quality of craftsmanship, whereby every component of the calibre has been hand-decorated with 16 different types of remarkable finishing.