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- noun Plural form of
tourbillon .
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Examples
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They eschew fashion brands in favor of high-end watch makers that specialize in complications such as tourbillons, a watch component that counters the effects of gravity on a mechanical movement, and perpetual calendars.
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Just as buying a mechanical watch demands that you know your tourbillons from your chronometers, purchasing haute-joaillerie watches requires knowledge of the four Cs: carat, clarity, cut and color.
Time for Something Special Michael Clerizo 2011
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As Jean Dunand only produces tourbillons, the all-new, blindingly radical Palace can be forgiven for its inclusion.
Hot Watches Ken Kessler 2010
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As Jean Dunand only produces tourbillons, the all-new, blindingly radical Palace can be forgiven for its inclusion.
Hot Watches Ken Kessler 2010
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Above this, where the cognoscenti prowl, prices reach six figures for perpetual calendars, tourbillons and minute repeaters.
So Many Watches, So Little Time Ken Kessler 2010
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Above this, where the cognoscenti prowl, prices reach six figures for perpetual calendars, tourbillons and minute repeaters.
So Many Watches, So Little Time Ken Kessler 2010
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One of the thinnest tourbillons to be launched this year was Richard Mille
Thinner Watches for Leaner Times Jemima Sissons 2010
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Even so, tourbillons remain the "must-have" complication, the beacon at the top end of the market, an exercise in mechanical virtuosity.
Hot Watches Ken Kessler 2010
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Above this, where the cognoscenti prowl, prices reach six figures for perpetual calendars, tourbillons and minute repeaters.
So Many Watches, So Little Time Ken Kessler 2010
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One of the thinnest tourbillons to be launched this year was Richard Mille
Thinner Watches for Leaner Times Jemima Sissons 2010
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