The Caviar Flying Tourbillon collection embodies Jacob & Co.'s drive to stop at nothing in its quest to create masterpieces of incomparable beauty. Jacob & Co. is one of the few companies in the entire industry that has the legitimacy and true expertise to combine high jewelry and high watchmaking.

In the Caviar Flying Tourbillon Collection, Jacob & Co., as both watchmaker and jeweler, combines these two worlds with effortless ease, giving birth to luxurious, priceless timepieces.

These veritable works of watchmaking art feature a sophisticated tourbillon movement with a stunning case and dial adorned with precious and rare diamonds, sapphires, or rubies in colors inspired by the rich, lustrous translucence of the finest caviar. The precious gemstones are invisibly set after an arduous and lengthy process to source and select the perfect stones to match each other in color and cut.

Until the creation of the exclusive JCBM05 caliber, no movement could have hoped to keep pace with the intense brilliance of the Caviar's exterior. Matching the intricate gem-setting with the beautiful complication of a one-minute flying tourbillon, the JCBM05 has bridges specifically designed to be able to accommodate gem setting.

The tourbillon was designed to offset the effect of gravity on a watch movement. The tourbillon used in the Caviar is the flying variety, meaning that it is supported on only one side, which is far more difficult than a traditional tourbillon. The tourbillon has long been considered the king of complications, with its spinning and turning movement. Only the best companies can accomplish this feat of high watchmaking.

The hand-wound caliber, which may be further admired through a sapphire crystal caseback, with its plates adorned with white diamonds, complements its one-minute flying tourbillon with a titanium balance, anti-shock system and 100-hour power reserve. Composed of 169 parts, the movement drives a two-hand dial display at a frequency of 21,600vph.

Having started out as a jewelry company, Jacob & Co. has been working in the gemstone trade for more than thirty years. As a result, the brand's gem experts know where to find the best gemstones.

With unique pieces like the Caviar Flying Tourbillon White Diamond with Diamond Bracelet, matching the high quality of the stones is incredibly important. It can take up to three years to find the right stones, with exactly the right stones.

All the 827 baguette-cut and 455 pave white diamonds in the Caviar Flying Tourbillon White Diamond with Diamond Bracelet are of the highest quality.

The diamond is April's birthstone and is by far the most popular precious stones. The diamond is the hardest natural material (58x harder than anything else found in nature), and they are formed under high temperature and pressure, about 100 miles beneath the earth's surface.

When it comes to setting, Jacob & Co. works with the very best in the world. The diamonds in this timepiece are invisibly set, side by side, which hides the metalwork underneath. The diamonds are set into the gold from underneath, making the surface smooth and the diamonds appear to be floating on the case. The result is mesmerizing and magical.

One look at the Caviar Flying Tourbillon White Diamond with Diamond Bracelet and you know how rare and special it is.

The 47mm 18K white gold case, dial, buckle, lugs, and complete bracelet are invisibly set with 827 of the highest-quality white diamonds. The flying tourbillon is visible in an aperture at six o'clock, and the white diamond-set rear of the manual winding movement is visible through the exhibition case back.

The Jacob & Co. Caviar Flying Tourbillon is a tour de force in both high jewelry and high watchmaking, taking both to an extreme never seen before.

Jacob & Co. JCBM05 Flying Tourbillon (60 second rotation)

827 baguette-cut white diamonds ( 87.37 ctw.)

455 pave white diamonds ( 49.24 ctw.)

One rose-cut white diamond on the crown (~1.13 ct.)

Bracelet and clasp complete set with baguette-cut diamonds

The bridges on the back of the movement, visible through the exhibition case back, are completely set with white diamonds