- Audemars Piguet has long pioneered tourbillon technology, becoming in 1986 the first to fit this complex mechanism into an ultra-thin wristwatch case. Building on this ingenuity, the maison has since integrated tourbillons with other watch complications to create horological marvels.

- Carrying on this spirit of innovation is the present Edward Piguet Tourbillon Grande Date, encased within a signature curved rectangular form accentuated by Art Deco design cues. Visible through an aperture on the engine-turned dial, the tourbillon achieves unmatched precision with captivating aesthetics.

- In addition to the marvel of the tourbillon, the dial is further decorated with a guilloche pattern and roman numeral indices. A large date window at 12 o’clock ensures legibility at a glance.

- With its unique case shape and tourbillon technology, this Edward Piguet timepiece preserved in exceptional condition with its full set of accessories continues Audemars Piguet's tradition of masterful watchmaking and reinvention of possibility.