Biver Unveils New Carillon Tourbillon Signature Series in Titanium and Rose Gold
With their grand complications beneath textured dials.
Summary
- Biver unveils two new Carillon Tourbillon models in titanium and two-tone rose gold
- Both feature the Calibre JCB.001-B movement with minute repeater and a concealed tourbillon
- Available now with matching cufflinks
Biver, the luxury watch brand founded by Jean-Claude Biver and his son Pierre Biver, has unveiled two new expressions of its inaugural timepiece, the Carillon Tourbillon. Coming in titanium and two-tone with rose gold variants, the new references reinterpret the original’s technical complexity with a more understated aesthetic.
Both models retain the Calibre JCB.001-B movement – featuring a tourbillon, minute repeater and micro-rotor – but with the tourbillon now concealed beneath an Automatique-inspired textured dial. Faceted white gold hands, applied hour markers and a white gold chemin de fer complete the vintage-inspired design, offering a discreet yet sophisticated presence.
The Two-Tone model pairs titanium with 18k 5N rose gold for a warm, retro feel, while the Titanium version embraces a sleek, monochromatic look. Despite their minimalist dials, both watches house the same intricate mechanics as their predecessors, with the minute repeater slide on the case’s left side serving as the only external clue to the complications within.
Each model is paired with a bespoke bracelet featuring faceted, asymmetrical links and an easy link adjustment system. These are also available in either full titanium or a titanium and rose gold combination. Matching cufflinks, crafted with hand-brushed gold inlays and concave bezels, echo the watches’ architectural detailing. Priced at 475,000 CHF (approx. $593,804 USD), the new Carillon Tourbillon Signature Series is available now through Biver and its global retail partners.
