Ruby - Tourbillon - Ruby 0.64 ct - Cufflinks - TF Est. 1968
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New unisex TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon cufflinks are rose-gold plated and set with 64 rubies totalling 0.64 ct, with a visible tourbillon-inspired mechanism, a 21 mm diameter and an original box.
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Brand New TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon Cufflinks – Rose Gold Plated with 64 Genuine Rubies 0.64 ct
Comes with original TF Est. 1968 box
Crafted with the same precision and artistry found in fine timepieces, these exceptional cufflinks are more than an accessory – they're a statement of mechanical elegance.
Founded by haute horlogerie and jewelry designer Freddy D. Tschumi, TF Est. 1968 transforms the artistry of watchmaking into extraordinary accessories. Each piece is crafted in limited quantities, reflecting Swiss heritage, exclusivity, and lasting collector’s value.
Crafted with the precision of fine watchmaking, these TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon cufflinks feature a rose gold plated case with a bezel set with genuine rubies (approx. 0.64 ct). Behind a domed crystal, a tourbillon‑inspired mechanism with a golden balance wheel moves with every gesture of the wrist, set against a carbon fibre background.
Collection: CT Cufflinks Tourbillion
Finish: Polished finish Rose Gold Plated with 64 Genuine Rubies
Feature: Tourbillon exhibition window with visible micro-mechanical movement
Diameter: 21 mm
Weight: ca. 28 g
Includes: Decorative box
*100% authentic product.
*Shipment registered and insured, Well Packed.
*Buyers outside EU check your customs conditions.
Brand New TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon Cufflinks – Rose Gold Plated with 64 Genuine Rubies 0.64 ct
Comes with original TF Est. 1968 box
Crafted with the same precision and artistry found in fine timepieces, these exceptional cufflinks are more than an accessory – they're a statement of mechanical elegance.
Founded by haute horlogerie and jewelry designer Freddy D. Tschumi, TF Est. 1968 transforms the artistry of watchmaking into extraordinary accessories. Each piece is crafted in limited quantities, reflecting Swiss heritage, exclusivity, and lasting collector’s value.
Crafted with the precision of fine watchmaking, these TF Est. 1968 Tourbillon cufflinks feature a rose gold plated case with a bezel set with genuine rubies (approx. 0.64 ct). Behind a domed crystal, a tourbillon‑inspired mechanism with a golden balance wheel moves with every gesture of the wrist, set against a carbon fibre background.
Collection: CT Cufflinks Tourbillion
Finish: Polished finish Rose Gold Plated with 64 Genuine Rubies
Feature: Tourbillon exhibition window with visible micro-mechanical movement
Diameter: 21 mm
Weight: ca. 28 g
Includes: Decorative box
*100% authentic product.
*Shipment registered and insured, Well Packed.
*Buyers outside EU check your customs conditions.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
64
Metal
Tourbillon - Ruby 0.64 ct
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.64
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
28 g
Condition
New
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Switzerland
Title additional information
TF Est. 1968
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