Have you ever heard of a partnership where watchmaking and music mixed well? No? Then you might want to check out the new Swiss watch created by Vacheron Constantin and Abbey Road Studios.

This happened during a private event at  London’s Abbey Road Studios. Everyone was caught by surprise when Vacheron Constantin announced the Fiftysix collection, something created in a partnership with musicians, studios and artists. At that same event, the Fiftysix Tourbillon was revealed.

This is indeed a “Rock’n’Roll Watch”! Inspired by a watch originally launched all the way back in 1956, the Fiftysix Tourbillon watch was made in 18-carat pink gold, measuring 41 millimeters in diameter and is only 10.9 millimeters thick. This piece even features one ultra-thin 21-gauge 2160 caliber—manufactured in-house and equipped with a 22-carat gold peripheral rotor.

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The watch, currently the highlight of the One of Not Many” campaign, even has a sapphire exhibition background, bearing the stamp of the Geneva seal. Not to mention the lovely detail in the opaline dial, which features an inner and outer minute track through the use of Arabic numerals and indexes.

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Louis Ferla, the brand’s CEO, has manifested himself as being satisfied by the partnership, commenting that both Vacheron Constantin and Abbey Road Studios “have discovered that we share the same values of technical excellence, constant innovation, the transmission of know-how, and the willingness to share and disseminate our passion.”

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