Reserved for an exclusive tribe that believes in the value of living larger than life at every turn, Roger Dubuis is impertinent, excessive and incisive, and believes in making every second of life epic. Solidly sustained by an integrated manufacture, Roger Dubuis’ innovative spirit, flagrant disregard for convention and irrepressible daring are the cornerstones of its bold attitude, with the iconic Excalibur Collection as the ultimate expression of this. The brainchild of two daring visionaries, Roger Dubuis has been disrupting the landscape of haute horlogerie since 1995. The rush of adrenalin, a pounding heart, the sure and certain knowledge that something is about to happen: enter the future of Hyper Horology. Winning bidders will be contacted directly by the brand with a timescale for delivery.Buyers are advised that the charitable purpose of these lots has no impact on the buyer's obligation to pay sales or use taxes, as applicable.Shipping costs will be covered by the brand, however all import duties and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer Please note that the watch will be shipped to the winning bidder directly by the brand.

No buyers premium is applicable on this Pink Project lot.The work of hyper-skilled craftsmen is at the forefront of each watch with a direct view on the creative mechanics making these pieces more alive than ever. Every single component being finished by hand, the watches are symbols of passion. Complying with one of the most respected certifications of Haute Horlogerie, the Poinçon de Genève, the Excalibur watches are designed like contemporary works of art. It’s expensive but a relative bargain by comparison.The skeleton calibers manufactured by Roger Dubuis in Geneva are the essence of the expressive singularity of the Excalibur collection. It’s on par with RDs that sell for many times the cost of this one. This was the first non-tourbillon skeletonized version of an Excalibur – and the movement finishing wasn’t dialed back. The texture of the finishing itself can seem very different in different lighting conditions. New details emerge into prominence and fade back out again as it moves in and out of direct light. Note the detailed perlage on the movement’s bridges. The movement’s finishing is incredible with details that are hard to adequately capture in photos. The micro-rotor is very efficient and it contributes to the overall aesthetic of the watch. The lightweight, ergonomically-designed clasp that comes with the Carbon Roger Dubuis Skeleton Automatic is one of the most comfortable that I’ve owned. It’s also incredibly light due to the forged carbon case – and it sits so comfortably on the wrist that it’s easy to forget that you’re wearing a watch at all. The dichotomy between its rough carbon case and meticulously-finished skeletonized movement (which requires 530 man-hours to complete) makes this watch utterly original. There’s a definite “ Flintstones Meets Haute Horology” vibe to the “modern stone-age” design of the carbon Roger Dubuis Excalibur Carbon Skeleton.

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