SKU: SB04-E Tantalum
SB04-E Tantalum Hand-Engraved
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Tantalum is one of the rarest and most challenging materials in watchmaking, showcasing true craftsmanship and innovation. Renowned for its exceptional density and hardness, tantalum demands specialized tools and techniques due to its notorious resistance to machining. Its unique blue-grey hue and natural corrosion resistance enhance its appeal, but also add to the complexity of handling it.
While tantalum has occasionally been used in watch cases, its application in dials is virtually unheard of, especially when adorned with hand engraving.
Movement: La Joux-Perret G101
Case: 39.5mm 316L stainless steel
Strap: 20mm Curved Delugs CTS rubber strap with deployant clasp
While tantalum has occasionally been used in watch cases, its application in dials is virtually unheard of, especially when adorned with hand engraving.
Movement: La Joux-Perret G101
Case: 39.5mm 316L stainless steel
Strap: 20mm Curved Delugs CTS rubber strap with deployant clasp
Review
A showcase of the beauty and diversity of hand-crafted dial making, and all the more notable thanks to the use of one of the most demanding and unforgiving metals in existence, the SB04-E Tantalum edition by Sartory Billard is a watch which exudes individuality and sophistication with its intricately detailed dial. Featuring applied, diamond cut faceted baton
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