Central to this approach is the attention given to every detail and the decoration of every component, emphasizing the watches’ handmade nature and artistic character. Stylistically, Biver watches are neoclassical, taking the best of Swiss watchmaking tradition and reimagining it for the 21st century. Utilizing precious and semi-precious materials while incorporating complex complications requiring endless hours of work by watchmakers and decorators, each Biver watch is crafted with meticulous care. With only a handful of timepieces produced every year, each example has extremely limited quantities due to the time-intensive process, making it a truly rare and special find for those fortunate enough to acquire one.

"It is the very essence of time that we strive to capture and embody in our creations."

The Biver Carillon Tourbillon Deep Blue is a symphony of high complication and cosmic beauty, pushing the boundaries of both horology and gem-setting. Encased in Grade 5 titanium for optimal acoustics, this timepiece houses the Calibre JCB-001—an automatic movement that features a micro-rotor with the exceptional craftsmanship of a carillon-style minute repeater and a tourbillon. Unlike anything that has come before, the dial is a masterpiece of depth and texture. Its white gold surface is adorned with deep guilloché engraving, radiating from the center like the ripples of intergalactic travel at the speed of light. The effect is heightened by a striking array of deep blue sapphires, meticulously set in two layers along the rehaut, the interior of the case, and the bezel. Hundreds of hand-cut velvety blue sapphires are woven into the very architecture of the watch, embellishing the crown, minute repeater slide, lug facets, buckle, and the unseen case back. An uncompromising approach that showcases both the beauty of these natural stones and the exceptional skill of Biver’s master gem-setters. Explore The Biver Carillon Tourbillon Deep Blue, a watch that doesn’t just tell time—it echoes through space.