A technical marvel, and highly complicated with 434 parts, the present watch, has a 60 hour power reserve, and relies on two pink hued platinum micro-rotors, which delivers more power to the barrels than a full-size single rotor. The in-house caliber RD104 bears the Seal of Geneva, with the movement being hand polished and finished, and taking more than 1241 hours to assemble. The skeletonized dial assures the owner can see the movement and tourbillon carriage, however leaves the dial clearly visible making the watch easy to see and wear.

While a minute repeating tourbillon watch has little practical function in the 21st century, the sublime workmanship of the Roger Dubuis Hommage collection, make them a work of art that is a joy to view and hear. Watch collectors love the technical, and the minute repeating flying tourbillon is an exceptional watch to inspect and enjoy.

The present watch, number 5 of only 20 pieces made, is in extremely well-preserved condition and comes complete with box and papers.