The crowning achievement for any luxury watch company is the tourbillon. The tourbillon (French for "whirlwind") was invented to prevent gravity from affecting the accuracy of early pocket watches. In the process of solving a problem, legendary watchmaker Abraham-Louis created a masterpiece that remains one of the rarest and most sought after watch complications of all time.

Our Stauer Manual-Wind Tourbillon Timepiece features an embossed golden face with bold Roman numerals and a 24-hour complication at the 12 o'clock position. The balance wheel and the escapement are encased in a rotating cage, visible through a showcase window at the 6 o'clock position. The transparent case back is protected by an exhibition crystal and offers a remarkable view into the 250-part, 27-jewel movement. The rare luxury movement and vintage-inspired face are both protected by a striking, gold-fused stainless steel case. A sapphire cabochon atop the crown adds a final touch of elegance. The Stauer Manual-Wind Tourbillon secures with a genuine black leather strap and is water resistant to 3 ATM.

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to add a tourbillon to your collection for less than $1,000. Manual-Winding tourbillon timepieces on the market today are generally priced at $100,000 and over. Only a handful of the finest makers even try to make a tourbillon, and private owners of this rare watch form an exclusive club. If you truly seek the ingenious and exotic, the Stauer Manual-Wind Tourbillon belongs on your wrist.