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Born from a collector’s bespoke aspiration, an Antarctique Tourbillon with a distinctive deep green dial in a yellow-gold case and an uncluttered presentation of its mechanics created a strong impression on the brand’s CEO Xavier de Roquemaurel. So much so that the brand – in agreement with the original owner – decided to create ten more pieces for its lovers.

Czapek & Cie has now presented the 10-piece limited edition Antarctique Tourbillon Victory Green, combining an 18K 2N yellow-gold case and integrated bracelet with a forest-green hand-guilloché dial and the brand’s in-house Calibre 9 automatic movement, featuring a flying tourbillon.
The case measures 40.5 mm in diameter, 11.5 mm in thickness, and 45 mm lug-to-lug. Box-shaped anti-reflective sapphire crystals protect the case on either side, and the water resistance of the watch is 50 metres.
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The forest-green dial is adorned with Czapek’s signature “Singularité” hand-guilloché pattern, developed with Swiss watch dial manufacturer Metalem SA for the Antarctique Tourbillon. Unlike a traditional guilloché rosace, in which the lines originate from a single point, the Singularité pattern shifts its starting point with each pass of the lathe. The resulting design creates a vortex-like effect, bringing the tourbillon into focus. The dial is engraved into a Secret Alloy base and receives its green colour through PVD treatment. Green PVD hour markers and partially skeletonised hands are both filled with Super-LumiNova.

The mechanical parts in view are the components of Czapek’s manufacture movement, the Calibre 9. Visible on the dial side, the tourbillon, gear train, and barrel are aligned along a single vertical axis, with the flying tourbillon rotating inside a convex titanium cage. The movement is finished with openworked ratchets, sandblasted and blackened elements, satin-finished and hand-bevelled bridges, and six inward angles. Through the caseback, a hand-engraved 5N gold oscillating weight is visible. The automatic movement beats at a frequency of 3 Hz and offers an impressive 100-hour autonomy. It uses a Swiss lever escapement with a variable-inertia balance adjusted through four gold inertia weights.
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An integrated 18K 2N yellow-gold bracelet designed with Czapek’s Easy Release system completes the watch, while alligator and leather straps are also offered at an additional price.
The Czapek & Cie Antarctique Tourbillon Victory Green was presented to collectors for the first time at WatchTime New York, held at Gotham Hall from October 16 to 18, 2026. It is available through selected authorised Czapek retailers worldwide, the brand’s boutique at Quai des Bergues 27 in Geneva, and Czapek’s official website.
The watch is priced at approx. INR 80,15,000 on a rubber strap, approx. INR 84,75,000 on an alligator strap, and approx. INR 1,12,85,000 with the integrated yellow-gold bracelet.
Images: Czapek & Cie


Born from a collector’s bespoke aspiration, an Antarctique Tourbillon with a distinctive deep green dial in a yellow-gold case and an uncluttered presentation of its mechanics created a strong impression on the brand’s CEO Xavier de Roquemaurel. So much so that the brand – in agreement with the original owner – decided to create ten more pieces for its lovers.

Czapek & Cie has now presented the 10-piece limited edition Antarctique Tourbillon Victory Green, combining an 18K 2N yellow-gold case and integrated bracelet with a forest-green hand-guilloché dial and the brand’s in-house Calibre 9 automatic movement, featuring a flying tourbillon.
The case measures 40.5 mm in diameter, 11.5 mm in thickness, and 45 mm lug-to-lug. Box-shaped anti-reflective sapphire crystals protect the case on either side, and the water resistance of the watch is 50 metres.
Also Read: Czapek & Cie. presents the Antarctique Frozen Meteor in two sizes

The forest-green dial is adorned with Czapek’s signature “Singularité” hand-guilloché pattern, developed with Swiss watch dial manufacturer Metalem SA for the Antarctique Tourbillon. Unlike a traditional guilloché rosace, in which the lines originate from a single point, the Singularité pattern shifts its starting point with each pass of the lathe. The resulting design creates a vortex-like effect, bringing the tourbillon into focus. The dial is engraved into a Secret Alloy base and receives its green colour through PVD treatment. Green PVD hour markers and partially skeletonised hands are both filled with Super-LumiNova.

The mechanical parts in view are the components of Czapek’s manufacture movement, the Calibre 9. Visible on the dial side, the tourbillon, gear train, and barrel are aligned along a single vertical axis, with the flying tourbillon rotating inside a convex titanium cage. The movement is finished with openworked ratchets, sandblasted and blackened elements, satin-finished and hand-bevelled bridges, and six inward angles. Through the caseback, a hand-engraved 5N gold oscillating weight is visible. The automatic movement beats at a frequency of 3 Hz and offers an impressive 100-hour autonomy. It uses a Swiss lever escapement with a variable-inertia balance adjusted through four gold inertia weights.
Also Read: Czapek & Cie Promenade sparks with the new Diamond Drops

An integrated 18K 2N yellow-gold bracelet designed with Czapek’s Easy Release system completes the watch, while alligator and leather straps are also offered at an additional price.
The Czapek & Cie Antarctique Tourbillon Victory Green was presented to collectors for the first time at WatchTime New York, held at Gotham Hall from October 16 to 18, 2026. It is available through selected authorised Czapek retailers worldwide, the brand’s boutique at Quai des Bergues 27 in Geneva, and Czapek’s official website.
The watch is priced at approx. INR 80,15,000 on a rubber strap, approx. INR 84,75,000 on an alligator strap, and approx. INR 1,12,85,000 with the integrated yellow-gold bracelet.
Images: Czapek & Cie





