Jacobs & Co. Astronomy

 

Jacobs & Co. Astronomy

Jacob Arabo took the crown for his original design of the Astronomia watch. The Astronomia Tourbillon is a watch to wear with pride, a watch that stands out on the wrist, and a watch that needs - how can I say that - affirmative personality. JACOB & CO ASTRONOMIA GAMBLER WITH DIAMOND

Jacob & Co. Astronomia watches stand out in many ways. The first is the case, which isn't really a case at all by the standards of other watches, at least in terms of its precious metal content. Because the planetarium is all about transparency and fully demonstrates the inner workings of the three-axis tourbillon. As a result, the precious metal has a more structural role for the lugs, case back and slender bezel as the frame for the huge dome of the sapphire crystal. Jacob & Co. Astronomia does not have a dial in the traditional sense. The other side of the case back features a variety of finishes from mirror-polished to starry sky. You also won't find the crown on the side of the Astronomia case. The watch is wound and set using the two bows on the back.

The key to the Jacob & Co. Astronomia tourbillon's appeal is the hand-wound movement beating beneath a sapphire crystal. It is a three-axis gravitational tourbillon consisting of four independent arms that rotate around a central axis. In the countless watches in the Jacob & Co. Astronomia collection, each of these four arms has two constants: the three-axis tourbillon movement itself and the hour and minute subdials. Other arms may hold miniature representations of Earth, gems representing the sun, moon or many other planets, or even astronauts.mens replica watches

The tourbillon itself is worth scrutinizing, as there are few other three-axis tourbillon watches of this type on the market. The tourbillon has three axes of rotation (hence the name triple): the first is the central axis that usually rotates for 60 seconds around its own control minute, the second is the axis of its arms, which rotates every two, a Half a minute, the third is the central axis, which rotates every 10 minutes.

The Jacob & Co. Astronomia name is of course a celestial reference, and the four arms and different axes of rotation allow for different interpretations of our universe, where the display of time itself almost plays a secondary role. In its simplest form, two arms are fitted with a magnesium ball at one end and a special Jacob-cut diamond representing the sun at the other end. Others use diamonds and other gems to depict other planets in the solar system in Jacob & Co. Astronomia solar cheap watches for sale.

These highly complicated mechanical watches would not be true Jacob & Co. watches, however, without the magical touch of renowned jeweler Jacob & Co., all the different Astronomia tourbillon models are available in a dizzying array of gem-set versions Selected, baguette-cut diamonds star alongside the famous Jacob-cut diamonds. Baguette diamonds can be set on lugs, on the entire case band, on the background of the entire watch.

But beyond gold and diamonds, astronomy has another quintessentially Jacobean aspect, in the form of playful models inspired by gambling and the animal world. We see Jacob & Co. Astronomia tourbillons under the names "Gambler" and "Casino", both based on roulette (for the latter watch, it even works), as well as "Dragon", "Octopus" ' and 'Spider'. replica Grand Seiko Sport Watches