Complexity

Presented for the first time at Watches & Wonders 2026, the Complexity is ArtyA's centrepiece for this edition. In watchmaking, certain feats transcend mere complication. The inclined tourbillon, or Cônillon, is one such achievement: in this rare variant, the balance wheel's axis does not trace a cylindrical path as in the Breguet tradition, but a conical trajectory, compensating for the effects of gravity according to a radically different geometry.
 
ArtyA Genève crosses an unprecedented threshold with the Complexity: for the first time in horological history, two inclined tourbillons are positioned at 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock within the movement, according to a spatial architecture of rare complexity in which none of the axes of the balance, the cage, and the pallet fork are parallel to one another, ensuring absolute precision across all positions.
 
A double inclined tourbillon system with differential coupling, achieving a kinematic average of rate errors in order to smooth out gravity-induced deviations across positions, chronometric optimisation at 360 degrees.