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Alain Silberstein Tourbillon Volant
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MovementManual, flying tourbillon
Diameterapprox. 40 mm
CaseSteel (other materials in special editions)
ProductionLimited editions, up to 500 pieces
FunctionsHours, minutes, date, tourbillon
Alain Silberstein

Tourbillon Volant

Silberstein's haute horlogerie, between classic complication and geometric color language

Model History

The Tourbillon Volant is the technical pinnacle of Alain Silberstein's own-name catalogue: a hand-wound flying tourbillon, produced in limited editions of a few hundred pieces, applying the brand's geometric and chromatic language to one of mechanical watchmaking's most prestigious complications. The brand had already offered a tourbillon with column-wheel chronograph earlier (Krono Tourbillon, 1997, just 10 pieces), confirming a haute-horlogerie ambition that has accompanied Silberstein since the 1990s.

Technical Specifications

Movement
Manual, flying tourbillon
Case
Steel, approx. 40 mm
Crystal
Sapphire, open case back
Functions
Hours, minutes, date, visible tourbillon
Dial
Colored geometric elements, Silberstein signature
Strap
Leather or rubber
Production
Limited editions, up to 500 pieces
Predecessor
Krono Tourbillon, 1997, 10 pieces

Main Executions

Tourbillon Volant, ref. TMA1-001Steel case, rubber straplimited edition, up to 500 pcs.
Krono TourbillonTourbillon with column-wheel chronograph, Lemania LWO 2387 movement1997, 10 pcs.
Fun Fact

With these extremely limited-run tourbillons, Silberstein showed he could pair the more playful aesthetic of his colorful chronographs with a genuine classic haute-horlogerie ambition — an aspect less known to the general public than the Krono Bauhaus, but highly prized by more expert collectors.