Excalibur Spider Double Flying Tourbillon

Roger Dubuis further speeds up its ‘Dare to be Rare’ concept with the launch of an Excalibur Spider model inspired by performance-oriented industries and supercar supremacy.

Pursuing its bold approach to watchmaking in terms of ‘progressive complications and disruptive materials,’ Roger Dubuis offers this new expression of its Excalibur Spider combining the signature features of its skeleton timepieces with the unmistakable racing design stamp of the brand’s recent luxury alliances. Prestigious partnerships that are taking the engineering skill, creativity and uniqueness embedded in the Roger Dubuis DNA to the next level.

A Powerful Touch of Orange: Because Roger Dubuis never does anything by halves, the Excalibur Spider Double Flying Tourbillon recalls the specific color coding typical of supercar dashboards. The vibrant orange shade of the rubber overmolding is picked up on the two-tone skeleton dial as well as the strap and stitching, in a tip of the hat to supercar seats with their different materials and multicolor details.

This zestful model is powered by brand-new hand-wound mechanical skeleton Caliber RD105SQ. The twin flying tourbillons at 5 and 7 o’clock are rimmed by speedometer-type small seconds displays, while the multicolored power-reserve indicator is a cool nod to racing-car cockpit fuel gauges. Exclusivity is the middle name of this 28-piece limited edition.

This new model perfectly embodies the talent and ingenuity deployed by the ‘pioneer of contemporary skeletons,’ with contrasts also expressed through finishing textures, and synonymous with the racing automobile-inspired vibe embodied in the Excalibur collection.

Roger Dubuis maintains its resolutely exclusive approach to watchmaking with 28- and 88-piece limited editions.