Greubel

Greubel is a Swiss manufacturer of high-end mechanical watches. The company was founded in 2004 by Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey. Both founders are highly respected watchmakers with extensive experience in developing complex mechanical timepieces. Greubel is known for its innovative approach to horology, particularly for its advancements in tourbillon technology.

The company's signature invention is the Double Tourbillon 30°, which features two independent tourbillon cages that rotate at different speeds and angles. This design aims to improve the accuracy of the watch by compensating for the effects of gravity on the escapement from all positions. Greubel also produces other complex complications, such as perpetual calendars and minute repeaters, often incorporating their signature tourbillon mechanisms.

Greubel watches are characterized by their meticulous craftsmanship, use of precious materials, and distinctive, often architectural, case designs. Each timepiece is produced in very limited quantities, making them highly sought-after by collectors. The brand emphasizes traditional watchmaking techniques while pushing the boundaries of mechanical innovation. The company's commitment to research and development has resulted in numerous patents and industry accolades. Greubel remains a prominent name in the ultra-high-end segment of the watchmaking industry.