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Jacob&Co Astronomia Sky
In 2014, Jacob & Co launched the astronomical gravitational three-axis tourbillon, which shocked the watchmaking industry. This year, with the release of Astronomia Sky, the brand further expanded Astronomia’s innovative technology, adding unprecedented complications: three-dimensional display, oval sky indicator and 24-hour clock, night display.
The patented spherical 288-face diamond Jacob Jacob Cut symbolizes the moon and illuminates the sky dome depicted on the dial, which revolves around it in 20 minutes while simultaneously rotating on its own axis for 60 seconds. Really fascinating! However, this is only one of the eight main features of astronomy, which is equipped with a three-axis gravitational tourbillon with astronomical star display.
This is the first time ever to depict a stellar calendar in three dimensions, and the star-studded sky that appears on a grade 5 titanium dial rotates a week in the stellar year: this is the time it takes for the earth to complete its orbit. Move up and let the sun regain its position between the stars in the sky dome. The globe suspended in the center naturally rotates during the day of a star and is equipped with day/night indicators. The astronomical sky also includes a perpetual calendar, which displays the month on the edge of the dial and is visible through a hemispherical crystal.
The astronomical gravitational three-axis tourbillon is already an extremely complicated watch. The new astronomy Sky further challenges this challenge, and Jacob & Co does a good job. http://www.chronosale.co
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