The engineers and watchmakers of Carl F. Bucherer developed a completely new movement specifically for this timepiece. The CFB T3000 manufacture caliber draws power from its automatic winding system containing a peripheral rotor making the tourbillon feature very distinct. The watch’s precise function is ensured by a tourbillon, which is mounted peripherally and thus appears to float inside the watch. Both of these technical features are specialties of the family-owned watchmaker and give the new masterpiece its name: Manero Tourbillon DoublePeripheral.

The benefits of this construction principle inspired the engineers and watchmakers at Carl F. Bucherer to develop a very special kind of tourbillon. Unlike traditional tourbillon features, it is neither mounted in the movement’s main plate nor in an overlying bridge.