Dubai Skyline Limited Edition Watch
The sky is the only limit
The richness and diversity of Dubai's most advanced architecture inspired this limited edition watch with a novel, sporty appearance, hollowed out design, and equipped with a tourbillon.
The richness and diversity of Dubai's most advanced architecture inspired this limited edition watch with a novel, sporty appearance, hollowed out design, and equipped with a tourbillon.
From the Burj Khalifa, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Sailor Hotel, Atlantis Hotel to Palm Island Hotel, to name a few... Steel, glass, and concrete have created infinite architecture in Dubai. Here, creativity comes first. This city with the largest population in the United Arab Emirates is also unique for its keen ability to organize global events. In addition to the recent COP28, this city also hosts Dubai Watch Week. This watch exhibition has become an essential event, providing well-known brands with the opportunity to release new products for the first time.
And it was at this exhibition that TAG Heuer showcased its limited edition tourbillon H02T Dubai Skyline watch. This watch is limited to only 12 pieces and reaffirms the main features of the original model, combining a 45mm diameter black PVD coated titanium case with a spectacular hollowed out dial, surrounded by carbon fiber speedometer scales around the bezel. At the top, the deep blue hour markers and timing dial are particularly prominent in the bituminous coal decoration. The tourbillon in the carbon fiber and titanium metal frame at the 6 o'clock position injected vitality into the sculpture.
The regulating device is equipped with a Heuer 02T movement. This automatic winding movement is excellent because its timing function has been certified by COSC. In addition, the movement of this watch hides all secrets. In short, the traditional sapphire crystal bottom cover has been replaced by a closed bottom cover, and Dubai's iconic skyline has been captured with a fisheye lens. Impressive.
Release time: 2024-11-27
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