The largest Tourbillon is also an innovation laboratory
The two patents granted to KERBEDANZ for its Maximus timepiece, which already holds the title of the world’s largest tourbillon, demonstrate that this micromechanical masterpiece is completely in keeping with the history of chronometry.
By @TRP Cabinet RP, TheRightPlace
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A new energy generator system pairing 4 barrels and an innovative raquetterie device are the two patented innovations that add to the outstanding quality of the Maximus model by Kerbedanz. A piece recognizable by its domed sapphire crystal protecting the world’s largest Tourbillon mechanism in a wristwatch.
Magnitude and measurement of time
Since its launch, it has been difficult to avoid the media hype surrounding Maximus, this Kerbedanz masterpiece embodying complicated watchmaking excellence that has not compromised on extraordinary chronometric performance. Reliable and highly precise, this timepiece is in itself the epitome of a well managed challenge, an amazing micromechanical feat.
It is now official, the patent applications have been successful: the Maximus is not only a world record, it is also the scene of two innovations that demonstrate that there are still territories of innovation in a universe where history would like to convince us that everything has already been invented. Who would believe that within the tiny space of a watch case, even if it is 49 mm in diameter, creativity can be challenged to such an extent?
Patent CH 713 607, revolutionary four barrel system
Patent CH 713 605 A2, innovative racquetry mechanism
