Grönefeld / Parallax Tourbillon
Grönefeld Parallax Tourbillon
Collection profile
Grönefeld Parallax Tourbillon is the brand's flying-tourbillon collection, built around central seconds legibility, limited precious-metal editions, and hand-finished calibre G-03 architecture.
Why it matters
Parallax Tourbillon is one of Grönefeld's most important statement pieces, combining a flying tourbillon with unusually practical central-seconds readability.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2024 — Grönefeld’s live collection still lists the Parallax Tourbillon, so the line remains a core part of the brand’s canon.
- 2024 — The brand’s collection page continues to describe the parallax-focused seconds layout and flying-tourbillon architecture.
- 2024 — Official references and downloads pages continue to surface multiple editions, including platinum, red gold, and stainless-steel variants.
FAQ
What does Parallax mean in this Grönefeld collection?
It refers to the apparent positional change of the seconds hand when viewed from an angle, which the design seeks to minimize.
What calibre powers the Parallax Tourbillon?
Grönefeld's official model pages identify the Parallax Tourbillon movement as calibre G-03.
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