L.Leroy Vox Temporis
The L.Leroy Vox Temporis is a new minute repeater and flying tourbillon watch that eschews traditional hands for a rotating dial and a single fixed hour indicator. This unique time display is inspired by an 1810 L.Leroy "tact" watch designed for use in the dark.
- Limited to 15 pieces across all case materials
- Available in titanium, red gold, and platinum
- Hand-wound calibre L601SQR
- 90-hour power reserve
The Vox Temporis features a single, fixed arrow-shaped hand and a rotating dial to indicate the hours, a design concept derived from an 1810 L.Leroy "tact" watch.
The watch incorporates a minute repeater complication, a flying tourbillon, and a hunter caseback that opens via a push-button at 4 o'clock.
Dial variations include a silver dial with a blue hand for titanium, a dark anthracite dial with a gold hand for red gold, and a deep blue dial with a silver hand for platinum.
The hand-wound, in-house calibre L601SQR is composed of 321 parts, operates at 3 Hz, and features a 76-part flying tourbillon.
The alligator leather straps are available in black, dark navy, or brown, fastened with a skeletonised folding buckle engraved with the brand's vintage double-"L" logo.