The Unique Piece by Biver Carillon Tourbillon The Desert Rose

Today, we explore one of the maison’s most recent and extraordinary creations, the Biver Carillon Tourbillon "Desert Rose" Unique Piece. A stunning fusion of technical mastery and traditional craftsmanship, this luxurious timepiece marries rose gold, rubies, and mother-of-pearl, all wrapped in high-end hand finishing.

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Dauphine hands

Dauphine hands

In watches refer to a type of hands used to indicate the time on the watch dial. These hands are characterized by their slim, tapering, and faceted shape, narrowing gradually from the base to a pointed tip.

Dauphine hands add an elegant and refined look to the watch. They were first used in royal and luxury watches in the 18th century. The name "dauphine" is derived from the French word for "crown prince."