Roger Dubuis’ new watch, the Excalibur Twofold, features three world premieres
The latest member of the Roger Dubuis Excalibur family, the Excalibur Twofold is a modern vision clad entirely in white, with three world-firsts presented in the materials that go into the making of its unique appearance. On the inside is a familiar brand signature—the skeletonised double flying tourbilllon, which is the perfect centrepiece to the futuristic aesthetics on the outside. There’s more to the watch exterior than meets the eye—in the absence of light, it glows like no other watch in the dark by employing new luminescent coating technology in artistic lines across the top of the movement and the straps. It’s an experience to be enjoyed by the select few who will come to own this limited edition of just eight pieces.
White Out
The 45mm case and bezel is crafted out of Mineral Composite Fibre (MCF), an ultra-white composite material made of 99.95 per cent silica that is specifically developed by Roger Dubuis and used in haute horlogerie for the very first time. The upper plate of the movement is similarly made out of MCF, marking out the star-shaped bridge and double tourbillon with a white outline.
