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Antarctique Tourbillon Secret Alloy — on a clear background
Watches · Czapek

Antarctique Tourbillon Secret Alloy

Limited Edition of 50 pieces · In the case
The Czapek Antarctique Tourbillon features the new Singularité guilloché dial, inspired by cosmic singularities and defined by extraordinary depth and light play. Its openworked in-house tourbillon calibre is revealed beneath domed sapphire crystals, showcasing sweeping bridges and a floating gear train. Housed in stainless steel with an integrated bracelet, it combines architectural transparency with refined wearability. Available in several distinctive dial finishes, it represents Czapek’s modern vision of independent haute horlogerie.
Price on requestSpoken for in person
  • Manufacture CalibreCalibre 9, In-house
  • DialGrey
  • StrapBracelet/ Strap
Why we carry it

A tourbillon that trades spectacle for structure.

The Antarctique Tourbillon is Czapek’s most complete expression of the modern sporty-chic watch, where case, bracelet, dial and movement are conceived as a single architectural idea. Since its revival in 2015, the brand has built its reputation on restraint, proportion, and a refusal to overstate complexity.

The Secret Alloy dial heightens the sense of depth beneath the Singularité guilloché, while the in-house tourbillon calibre is revealed through an open, floating architecture of bridges and gear train. Domed sapphire crystals on both sides enhance the sense of transparency, making the movement feel suspended rather than enclosed.

We carry it for collectors who already understand traditional tourbillons—and are now looking for one that feels lighter, more contemporary, and more considered in how it reveals itself.

Antarctique Tourbillon Secret Alloy — movement
The movement · Calibre 9

A tourbillon calibre designed to be seen from the front, not hidden behind it.

The Calibre 9 is Czapek’s in-house tourbillon movement, developed around a simple but demanding idea: that the tourbillon, gear train and barrel should be fully visible on the dial side, aligned on a single vertical axis. This open architecture creates a sense of lightness, with each component appearing suspended rather than constructed.

The flying tourbillon sits at the lower section of the dial, visually floating above the main plate, while the central gear train is revealed beneath a long, curved bridge that reinforces the vertical structure of the movement. The barrel is positioned at the top, completing a balanced, architectural composition that emphasises clarity over concealment.

Calibre
Calibre 9, in-house
Type
Flying tourbillon, automatic winding
Frequency
3 Hz
Parts & jewels
191, 20
Power reserve
72 hours
Specifications

The watch, by the number.

The case

Diameter
40.5 mm
Thickness
11.5 mm
Lug-to-Lug (12hto6h)
46.6 mm
Material
Stainless Steel
Finishing
Openwork ratchets, sandblasted, blackened, satin-finished and hand-bevelled bridges, six inward angles
Crystal
Sapphire crystal glass-box with anti-reflective treatment

The Dial & Functions

Colour
Grey
Pattern
Hand-guilloche, registered ‘Singularity’ dial in 401 ‘Secret Alloy’
Indices
Applied, flange-mounted, rhodium-plated, integrated into peripheral dial architecture
Hands
Faceted, skeletonised, rhodium-plated, Super-LumiNova®
Seconds
Flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, serving as running seconds indicator
Functions
Hours, minutes & 60 seconds flying tourbillon

Bracelet & Water Resistance

Bracelet/Strap
Integrated stainless steel bracelet • Additional rubber strap
Clasp
Stainless steel folding clasp with integrated push-button release
Crown
Screw-down, stainless steel, engraved Czapek “C” emblem
Water Resistance
5 atm
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Hold it once. Turn it over.

A watch makes more sense in the hand than on a screen — particularly through the sapphire back. Book a viewing at 900 West Hastings St., Vancouver and we will put a loupe in your hand.

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