CIGA Design - Hunter - Tourbillon

The CIGA Design Hunter Tourbillon expands the brand's mechanical skeleton language into a high-complication expression. Designed around an inward-focused architectural concept, excess detail is stripped away to highlight structural tension and continuous mechanical perspective.

Key Architectural Highlights

Back-to-Front Skeleton Design: Provides a uninterrupted mechanical view through the watch. Without a balance rotor blocking the reverse side, the movement architecture extends across both front and back in full relief.

In-House Caliber CD-011: A self-developed hand-wound skeleton movement featuring twin mainspring barrels and a 72-hour power reserve running at a steady 28,800 vph (4Hz).

Integrated Radial Skeleton Bridges: Six open-worked bridges cut with blade-like lines fan out from the twin barrels above the tourbillon, creating structural order across the upper dial.

60-Second Tourbillon Display: Positioned within a dedicated circular opening at the bottom of the dial, bringing the rotating tourbillon cage into focus as a continuous counterweight of balance and motion.

Grade 5 Titanium Tonneau Case: Crafted in a lightweight, high-strength tonneau silhouette with a lugless profile, micro-sandblasted matte planes, and polished edge chamfers.

Super-LumiNova® Legibility: Fitted with Swiss Super-LumiNova® on the hands and markers for low-light visibility.

Technical Specifications