The timepiece boasts with one of the most intricate complications in
the entire haute horlogerie – a minute repeater automaton connected to
an automata of birds feeding three chicks, one of which hatches.There is also the illusion of falling water thanks to a waterfall done on a rotating disc.
To make these series even more valuable, the nest and bird were manually engraved and painted.
Technically, the watch boasts a 48 hour power reserve, a black alligator leather strap and the inhouse Jaquet Droz hand wound mechanical Caliber RMA88 movement, comprising a total of 508 parts, 69 of which are jewels.
It will be available as a limited edition, of just 16 units, 8 in grey gold and 8 in red gold.
The version in grey gold,
with diamonds, will bear a price tag of $493,500, while the rose gold
one will cost $472,500.
