Introducing: The Seiko FUGAKU Limited Edition Tourbillon
In what was, in general, a somewhat subdued Baselworld, and one in which we saw more incremental improvements than spectacular debuts, there were still a few new product introductions that really stood out. One of the most memorable, and certainly one of the most unexpected, was from Seiko: the FUGAKU Tourbillon, a limited edition of eight pieces. This is nothing less than Seiko's very first in-house tourbillon (for that matter, Seiko's first tourbillon of any kind) and both the technical inventiveness of the FUGAKU, as well as its colorful interpretation of a famous work of art �C The Great Wave Off Kanagawa, by the Edo-period artist known as Hokusai �C caught many of us off guard, and challenged, once again, our notion of what to expect from Seiko. The FUGAKU Tourbillon is a combination of some very traditional watchmaking, seen through the filter of Seiko's idiosyncratic watchmaking philosophy, with some very traditional Japanese decorative arts techniques used to re-interpret

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