Twin Turbo Furious Rose Gold Carbon Fiber

Description of the Jacob & Co. Watch

The Jacob & Co Twin Turbo Furious Rose Gold Carbon Fiber TT200.40.NS.NK.B is one of the most mechanically advanced and visually aggressive haute horlogerie creations ever produced. Combining twin triple-axis flying tourbillons, a monopusher chronograph, a decimal minute repeater, and a pit board reference time display, this extraordinary timepiece pushes the boundaries of Swiss watchmaking innovation. Crafted in 18K rose gold and carbon fiber, the watch embodies Jacob & Co.’s obsession with speed, automotive engineering, and futuristic mechanical complexity.

Why Is the Jacob & Co Twin Turbo Furious One of Dubai’s Most Extreme Luxury Watches

Highly admired among Dubai’s elite collectors and hypercar enthusiasts, the Twin Turbo Furious stands as a symbol of uncompromising mechanical artistry and avant-garde design. Inspired by high-performance motorsport engineering, the watch combines carbon fiber architecture with an ultra-complicated movement featuring twin triple-axis tourbillons rotating at breathtaking speeds. Its aggressive oversized case, smoked sapphire dial, and racing-inspired chronograph complications make it one of the boldest and most technically ambitious Jacob & Co creations available in Dubai’s luxury watch market.

Design and Craftsmanship

The watch features a massive 57 x 52 mm case crafted from 18K rose gold and lightweight carbon fiber, creating a dramatic fusion of luxury and performance materials. The smoked sapphire dial exposes the highly animated movement architecture beneath, while the skeletonized rose gold-plated hands reinforce the futuristic motorsport aesthetic. The oversized double-curved anti-reflective sapphire crystal enhances depth and transparency, allowing uninterrupted visibility of the twin tourbillons and intricate chronograph system. Every component showcases exceptional finishing and advanced engineering precision.

Movement and Performance

At the heart of the Twin Turbo Furious lies the Jacob & Co. Caliber JCFM05, a hand-wound mechanical movement composed of an astonishing 832 components. Operating at 21,600 vibrations per hour, the movement delivers approximately 50 hours of power reserve while powering two flying triple-axis tourbillons with ultra-fast rotational speeds. The first axis rotates in 24 seconds, the second in 48 seconds, and the third in 180 seconds, creating one of the most visually dynamic tourbillon systems in modern watchmaking. The movement also incorporates a monopusher chronograph with pit board reference time and a decimal minute repeater complication.

Features and Complications

• Twin flying triple-axis tourbillons for enhanced chronometric precision
• First tourbillon axis rotating every 24 seconds
• Second tourbillon axis rotating every 48 seconds
• Third tourbillon axis rotating every 180 seconds
• Monopusher chronograph with pit board reference time
• Decimal minute repeater complication
• Power reserve indicator
• Smoked sapphire openworked dial architecture
• Hand-wound mechanical movement with 832 components
• Limited edition of 18 pieces worldwide
• Water resistance up to 30 meters suitable for daily wear

Specifications

Case

• Material: 18K rose gold and carbon fiber
• Size: 57 x 52 mm
• Thickness: 17 mm
• Finish: Polished rose gold with carbon fiber architecture
• Crystal: Double-curved anti-reflective sapphire crystal
• Caseback: Sapphire crystal
• Water Resistance: 30 meters (3 ATM)

Dial

• Color: Smoked sapphire
• Markers: Openworked movement architecture
• Hands: Skeletonized rose gold-plated hands
• Distinctive Elements: Twin flying triple-axis tourbillons with racing-inspired chronograph display

Bracelet/Strap

• Material: Alligator leather strap
• Clasp Type: 18K rose gold deployant clasp
  

Movement

• Caliber: JCFM05
  
• Power Reserve: Approximately 50 hours
• Frequency: 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz)
• Mechanism: Hand-wound mechanical movement
• Components: 832
• Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, monopusher chronograph with pit board reference time, twin flying triple-axis tourbillons, decimal minute repeater, power reserve indicator