Credor fugaku

Mar 1 20 The Credor Fugaku Tourbillon’s visuals are inspired by the nineteenth-century Edo period in Japanese history, and specifically by a piece entitled “The Great Wave of Kanagawa” from within the Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) series of woodblock prints called Views of Mount Fuji. Apr 2 20 The Credor Fugaku Tourbillon’s visuals are inspired by the nineteenth-century Edo period in Japanese history, and specifically by a piece entitled “The Great Wave of Kanagawa” from within the Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) series of woodblock prints called Views of Mount Fuji. Aug 2 20 Credor Fugaku Tourbillon.

The halls were abuzz…with news from Seiko. The first ever Seiko Credor Tourbillon wristwatch from this much love ultra conservative watchmaker from Japan. The tourbillon movement – the manual-winding Calibre 68used in the Credor Fugaku Tourbillon is based on the ultra-thin Calibre family.

The Seiko Credor Fugaku Tourbillon Limited Edition Watch Credor, Seiko’s high-end division, has released a breathtaking limited edition timepiece at Baselworld 201 which shows off the very first tourbillon movement by Seiko. The Calibre 68is Seiko’s very first tourbillon movement. Which brings us to Credor ’s most recent milestone, the Fugaku , featuring the brand’s first tourbillon.

The rather startling aesthetic differences between this watch and the Eichi II reminds us that Credor is a brand that is not like Grand Seiko. GS has a rigid code of design that all models should adhere to, and a practical one at that. Mar 2 20 The FUGAKU Tourbillion Limited Edition is a masterpiece created by the diverse skills of three of Seiko’s most experienced craftsmen, all of whom have been recognized as Contemporary Master Craftsmen by the government of Japan. The new tourbillon movement, caliber 68, is less than 4mm thick and is made and assembled by Satoshi Hiraga.

In 201 Credor released Seiko’s first even tourbillon, the Fugaku Tourbillon, another crazy piece that mixes one of the most emblematic complication of high-end horology with unsurpassed craftsmanship of Japanese engraving techniques, several Japanese lacquer techniques and gem setting.