Arnold & Son DTE "Double Tourbillon Escapement" Watch
What do you get when you combine the Arnold & Son DBG and UTTE watches? The Arnold & Son DTE of course! Oddly, that even seems to make mathematical sense. For 2014 Swiss watch maker Arnold & Son will release this new limited edition double time, double tourbillon timepiece which is officially known as the "Double Tourbillon Escapement" watch. While it doesn't break new ground technically, it doesn't need to. This is all about visual and design excellence in the form of an admirably complicated watch from a brand that has been on a serious roll lately.To understand how the DTE came into existence it is a good idea to first look at the Arnold & Son DBG (watches-dealer review here) with its double balance wheels and double dials for the time. Next look at the 2013 Arnold & Son UTTE (watches-dealer review here), that was their ultra-thin tourbillon timepiece. Combine the two and you get a rather thin case with two tourbillons and two dials for the time. It is like the t

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