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At Geneva Watch Days 2025, Hautlence expanded its celebrated Vagabonde line with two new references—the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 4 (Ref. AD30-ST02) and the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 5 (Ref. AD30-ST03). Limited to just 28 pieces each, these timepieces combine the brand’s signature wandering hours display with a flying tourbillon, presented on striking new dials.
The new models build on the foundation set by the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 3 of 2023. Both the Series 4 and Series 5 are housed in the renowned cushion-shaped stainless-steel case, finished in midnight-blue PVD coating, with brushed and polished surfaces. Measuring 50.8 mm in width, 43 mm in length, and 12.2mm in thickness, the case is topped by an extra-hard bevelled sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. The crown on the side is engraved with the Hautlence logo and fitted with a white rubber ring, as well as a protective bumper and crown guards. Water resistance is rated to 100 metres.
The upper dial is composed of a suspended sapphire disc carrying Globolight minute numerals and rings, beneath which the wandering hours rotate on a central ring. At 6 o’clock lies a one-minute flying tourbillon. The two models differ is in their base dials—the Series 4 features a blue PVD-coated brass dial featuring a sandblasted and polished cubic 3D-printed structure, while the Series 5, also 3D-printed in brass with blue PVD coating, incorporates white Super-LumiNova to create luminous negative space effects in a web-like pattern.
Through the round sapphire glass caseback, one can see the automatic Calibre D30, developed by Hautlence on the base of the H. Moser HMC200. The movement integrates a planetary display mechanism for the wandering hours. It is equipped with a pawl-winding system, and a double hairspring supplied by Precision Engineering AG. It delivers a 72-hour power reserve and beats at a frequency of 3 Hz.
Completing the watches is an integrated white rubber strap, closed with a steel pin buckle coated in midnight-blue PVD to match the case. Both the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 4 and Series 5 are priced at approx. INR 65,15,000.
At Geneva Watch Days 2025, Hautlence expanded its celebrated Vagabonde line with two new references—the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 4 (Ref. AD30-ST02) and the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 5 (Ref. AD30-ST03). Limited to just 28 pieces each, these timepieces combine the brand’s signature wandering hours display with a flying tourbillon, presented on striking new dials.
The new models build on the foundation set by the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 3 of 2023. Both the Series 4 and Series 5 are housed in the renowned cushion-shaped stainless-steel case, finished in midnight-blue PVD coating, with brushed and polished surfaces. Measuring 50.8 mm in width, 43 mm in length, and 12.2mm in thickness, the case is topped by an extra-hard bevelled sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. The crown on the side is engraved with the Hautlence logo and fitted with a white rubber ring, as well as a protective bumper and crown guards. Water resistance is rated to 100 metres.
The upper dial is composed of a suspended sapphire disc carrying Globolight minute numerals and rings, beneath which the wandering hours rotate on a central ring. At 6 o’clock lies a one-minute flying tourbillon. The two models differ is in their base dials—the Series 4 features a blue PVD-coated brass dial featuring a sandblasted and polished cubic 3D-printed structure, while the Series 5, also 3D-printed in brass with blue PVD coating, incorporates white Super-LumiNova to create luminous negative space effects in a web-like pattern.
Through the round sapphire glass caseback, one can see the automatic Calibre D30, developed by Hautlence on the base of the H. Moser HMC200. The movement integrates a planetary display mechanism for the wandering hours. It is equipped with a pawl-winding system, and a double hairspring supplied by Precision Engineering AG. It delivers a 72-hour power reserve and beats at a frequency of 3 Hz.
Completing the watches is an integrated white rubber strap, closed with a steel pin buckle coated in midnight-blue PVD to match the case. Both the Vagabonde Tourbillon Series 4 and Series 5 are priced at approx. INR 65,15,000.
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