1816 Tourbillon Chronograph

This is a high‑complication wristwatch that unites a monopusher chronograph with an off‑centre flying tourbillon, housed in a 40.6 mm polished and satin‑brushed grade 5 titanium case measuring 15.10 mm in height and offering 50 metres of water resistance. The case architecture references Louis Moinet’s original 1816 Compteur de Tierces, featuring a Directoire‑style semi‑bassine profile, double gadroon, integrated monopusher, and a fleur‑de‑lys‑signed crown.

The rhodium‑plated dial is constructed from 25 components and finished with a combination of bead‑blasted and satin‑brushed surfaces, engraved markings, satin‑ringed counters, and traditional blued‑steel accents, while a blue DLC‑coated tourbillon cage provides visual contrast. Powering the watch is the in‑house, hand‑wound calibre LM114, equipped with a column‑wheel chronograph, flying tourbillon, and twin barrels delivering a 96‑hour power reserve at 28,800 vibrations per hour. The integrated grade 5 titanium bracelet, alternating polished and satin finishes, extends the case’s architectural language, completing a piece produced in a strictly limited edition of twelve examples.