Summary
- Biver unveils two new Carillon Tourbillon models of titanium and two-color rose gold
- Both feature a caliber JCB.001-B movement with tiny repeaters and hidden tourbillons
- Matching cufflinks are now available
biverluxury watch brand Jean-Claude Biver His son Pierre Biver unveiled two new expressions of his first time watch Carillon Tourbillon. The new reference reinterprets the original technical complexity in a titanium-yellow variant and two-toned form to a more understated aesthetic.
Both models retain the caliber JCB.001-B sport – with tourbillons, minute repeaters and miniature rotator – but the tourbillons are now hidden under an automaton-inspired textured dial. Faceted Platinum Hands, applied hour markers and Platinum Chemin de fer complete the retro-style design, providing a discreet yet refined presence.
The two-toned model titanium paired with 18k 5n rose gold for a warm, retro feel, while the titanium version has a stylish, monochrome look. Despite the minimalist dial, both watches are the same intricate mechanic as their predecessors, while the tiny repeater slides on the left side of the box, the only external clue to internal complications.
Each model is paired with a custom bracelet with facets, asymmetric links and a simple link adjustment system. These all offer a complete combination of titanium, titanium and rose gold. The matching cufflinks, made with hand-brushed gold inlays and concave baffles, echo the architectural details of the watch. The new Carillon Tourbillon Signature series costs CHF 475,000 (approximately USD 593,804) and is now available biver and its global retail partners.
