BaselWorld 2012: La Croix Watch by Cecil Purnell

During the annual international watch exhibition BaselWorld 2012 the company Cecil Purnell, known as a manufacturer of timepieces with tourbillon, has presented its new developments. In particular, the focus has became a new manufactory caliber, which now consists of more details and jewels (their number has reached now up to 21), indicated the improved working of the mechanism.
The company Cecil Purnell presents at the international watch exhibition BaselWorld 2012 a new wristwatch La Croix. The original timepiece is made in the best traditions of the company, which is based on three principles: expertise, independence, and absolute adherence to company values.
Years of work in the watch industry has showed that Cecil Purnell is not just a brand that demonstrates technical achievement. This is a name that speaks of the commitment to created aesthetics and developed technical excellence.
The exhibited watch La Croix operates on the base of the manufactory caliber CP-V11 with manual winding and power reserve of 55 hours. The mechanism is based on 21 jewels and consists of 183 components. Tourbillon is situated between two bridges of the mechanism. The frequency of the balance is 21,600 vibrations per hour. The watch water-resistant is 50 meters.