1941 Quadrivium
Grönefeld has introduced the 1941 Quadrivium, a new watch that combines four significant complications from the brand's past: deadbeat seconds, a power reserve indicator, a one-minute flying tourbillon, and a 7.5-second remontoire with an exposed governor. This new model draws inspiration from discontinued pieces that customers have frequently requested, aiming to consolidate these celebrated features into a single, cohesive timepiece.
- Limited to 28 pieces in tantalum and 28 pieces in platinum
- Price: €280,000 (tantalum) / €310,000 (platinum)
- Delivery planned for 2027
The watch integrates features from previous Grönefeld models: deadbeat seconds from the 2010 One Hertz, a power reserve indicator from the 2014 GPHG-winning Parallax Tourbillon, and the Remontoire from 2016.
The 40mm by 11.3mm case follows the '1941' collection design language with a polished, domed bezel, incut flanks and lugs, and stepped downturned lugs.
The dial features a frosted main surface, hand-beveled stainless steel elements, and polished, multi-faceted white gold hour markers, complemented by blued hands.
The movement showcases complex gearing with dark frosted sections and high-polish framework and bridges shaped like Dutch architectural 'bell gables'.
The movement utilizes serially connected concentric twin barrels and comprises 473 components.
The 1941 Quadrivium will be available in two series of 28 pieces each, with the Premiere edition in tantalum and the follow-up in platinum, and offers five customizable base dial colors to be announced.