This Watch Shouldn't Exist, But It Does [Watches]

http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets...urbillon_1.jpgThe more I look at Thomas Prescher's Mysterious Double Axis Tourbillon watch, the more I think it's impossible this thing exists. The watch is completely empty of everything except the tourbillon, apparently floating in the middle of space.

Only one single metal wire holds it there, rotating onto itself and improving the accuracy of the time mechanism. The watch's movement is inside the bezel, and it is powered by the horizontal swinging oscillating weight you can see on the top. [Watchprosite via Watchismo]


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