Aston Martin, the iconic luxury car manufacturer, has teamed up with Swiss watchmaker Girard-Perregaux to create a limited edition timepiece that combines the best of both worlds – the Tourbillon with three flying bridges, Aston Martin edition.

The Tourbillon with three flying bridges is a masterpiece of horological engineering, featuring three parallel bridges that seem to float above the dial, giving the watch a unique and futuristic look. The tourbillon, a complication that improves the accuracy of a mechanical watch by counteracting the effects of gravity on the movement, is prominently displayed at 11 o’clock, giving the watch an impressive visual impact.

The dial of the watch is inspired by the dashboard of an Aston Martin sports car, with a carbon fiber pattern that evokes the sleek and sporty design of the luxury vehicles. The hands of the watch are also crafted in the shape of the iconic Aston Martin wings logo, adding a touch of automotive flair to the timepiece.

The case of the watch is made from titanium, a lightweight and durable material that is often used in the construction of sports cars, further emphasizing the connection between the timepiece and the luxury automotive brand. The caseback of the watch is adorned with an engraving of the Aston Martin logo, a subtle nod to the partnership between the two prestigious brands.

Inside the watch beats the GP09300-0002 caliber, a hand-wound mechanical movement that powers the tourbillon and provides a power reserve of 60 hours. The movement is beautifully finished with Côtes de Genève and perlage, a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into every Girard-Perregaux timepiece.

Limited to just 18 pieces, the Tourbillon with three flying bridges, Aston Martin edition is a rare and exclusive collector’s item that is sure to appeal to fans of both luxury watches and high-performance sports cars. With its striking design, impeccable craftsmanship, and prestigious pedigree, this timepiece embodies the spirit of innovation and excellence that defines both Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin.