Grönefeld has introduced the 1941 Quadrivium, a new high-horology timepiece that integrates four of the brand's signature complications: a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon, central jumping seconds, and a power reserve indicator. This watch builds upon the design of the 1941 collection and is presented in either tantalum or platinum, with limited production runs for each material.
- Available in tantalum and platinum.
- Limited to 28 pieces in tantalum.
- Limited to 28 pieces in platinum.
- Power reserve of 50 hours.
- Movement comprises 473 components.
- First deliveries scheduled for 2027.
The 1941 Quadrivium combines a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon, and central jumping seconds in an in-house movement.
The watch integrates features from Grönefeld's past models like the One Hertz, Parallax Tourbillon, and Remontoire.
The 1941 Quadrivium Remontoire Tourbillon is described as a 'greatest hits' masterpiece, inspired by the popularity of previous watches.
The 1941 Quadrivium integrates a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon, central jumping seconds, and a 50-hour power reserve in a 40mm case.
The case, measuring 40mm in diameter and 11.30mm thick, is available in tantalum and platinum, featuring a polished case with a conical crown.
The 40mm by 11.3mm case design language includes a polished, domed bezel and incut flanks and lugs.
The case measures 41mm x 11.3mm and offers 30m of water resistance, with a frosted dial base and blued steel hands.
The case is the 1941 shape, 40.0mm across and 11.3mm tall, with a dial featuring a frosted main surface and multi-faceted white gold hour markers.