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HUBLOT, SOLO T WHITE GOLD MANUALLY-WOUND TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH, LIMITED EDITION OF 9

NO. 7/9, CIRCA 2005

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HUBLOT, SOLO T

WHITE GOLD MANUALLY-WOUND TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH, LIMITED EDITION OF 9
NO. 7/9, CIRCA 2005
Mechanical movement, 18 jewels, visible tourbillon regulator with three arm carriage, black textured dial, 18k white gold case, screwed transparent case back, blackened steel and 18k white gold Hublot deployant clasp, case, dial and movement signed
Diameter: 45 mm.

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Lot Essay

With Hublot presentation box, certificate and product literature.

Hublot's Solo T wristwatch or Singular Tourbillon was introduced to the market in 2005. The timepiece features the maker's signature case design, with a flying tourbillon prominently displayed through an aperture at the 6 o'clock. The flying tourbillon is a variation on the traditional model which is supported by a bridge or cock at the top and bottom, this version is cantilevered and supported by a single side. Alfred Helwig produced the first flying tourbillon in the 1920s.

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