Grönefeld 1941 Quadrivium
Grönefeld has unveiled the 1941 Quadrivium, an ambitious new watch that combines their 1941 design with a constant force remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon, and central jumping seconds. This new model builds upon the foundation of the 1941 Remontoire and is presented as a "greatest hits" masterpiece by the Horological Brothers.
- Limited to 28 pieces in tantalum
- Limited to 28 pieces in platinum
- First deliveries scheduled for 2027
- Price: EUR 280,000 (tantalum, excl. taxes)
- Price: EUR 310,000 (platinum, excl. taxes)
The 1941 Quadrivium features a constant-force remontoire that releases energy every 7.5 seconds, regulated by a visible governor on the dial.
The watch incorporates a flying tourbillon at 6 o'clock with a hand-finished, three-spoke stainless steel cage and a smooth tourbillon stop acting as a zero-reset function.
The dial base is presented in a soft champagne tone with frosted finishing, though five different base colours are indicated as available.
The movement, calibre G-09, comprises 473 components and 49 jewels, featuring concentric twin barrels connected in series.
The movement's decoration includes triangular bridges at the periphery, a long transversal bridge, large rubies in gold chatons, double-spoke wheels, and hand-executed steel finger-like bridges.
The name Quadrivium refers to the four complications: tourbillon, deadbeat seconds, power reserve, and remontoire.
The case design follows Grönefeld's 1941 aesthetic, characterized by fluid lines, concave bezel and lug profiles, and sculpted casebands.
The watch comes with a power reserve indicator located on the upper left section of the dial.