Tag: Greubel Forsey

Greubel Forsey names the thing it has long practiced. The Balancier QM is the first watch to carry the Qualite Musee standard – a declaration that every single part must stand as a work of art. Hand-wound, with hours, minutes, small seconds and a discreet sector power-reserve, it arrives in a 39.60 mm white gold…

Greubel Forsey’s latest Balancier 3 – reference GF09CX – is a study in restraint and rigor. Limited to 22 pieces and housed in the 41.50 mm Convexe titanium case, it advances a 2023 architecture with a new hand-finished bridge: deep-frosted titanium brushed with steel across a curved surface, its matte grain catching light with quiet…

Greubel Forsey draws the curtain on the Balancier Convexe S² with two final editions – one in black ceramic with 5N red gold accents, the other in white ceramic – each limited to 11 pieces and signaling the end of this calibre in 2026.

After what felt like an eternity of watch-gazing into the abyss, Greubel Forsey makes a triumphant return to the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève with a creation that’s as revolutionary as it is diminutive: the Nano Foudroyante. This watch, limited to a mere 22 pieces, might just be the horological equivalent of a black belt…