February 25th 2009 - Minute-bridge of the new C1 QuantumGravity

February 24th 2009 - Guiding rail of the power-reserve

February 23rd 2009 - Aluminum bridges mimicking an integrated circuit.

February 23rd 2008- BNB did not slack up either! Most of the movment components have been machined - next stepts = prototyping.

The trials on micro-manufacturing, the mysterious glass elements are promising and the luminescent nanoparticules are terrific!

February 21st 2009 - They thought they had seen everything with the multi-layered skeletized Gravity dial… our dial workshop is pushing the limits one step further! Here are the first trials of one sandblasted part from a dial that does not look like a dial.

Hint:     

February 19th 2009 - The Titanium insert of the bezel must be machined within extremely tight tolerances because it is then sent to a rubber processing company for overmolding.

February 17th 2009

What is it?

a - A view of the Mir space station
b - The access ramp to the latest Guggenheim museum
c - The baseplate of the really weird movement
machined in aluminum

February 17th 2009 - First pieces of the caseback in Titanium out of the CNC machine.

February 3rd 2009 - A wax model makes everybody at ease. Despite its 22mm height and 57.5mm width, the now-designated QuantumGravity will be wearable and nests nicely on a wrist.

January 27th 2009 - The R&D Lab at BNB is testing various chemical substances. But wait! Liquid in a watch ???

Note: No illegal radioactive material has been used nor animals have been abused during this phase.