Flip it open and it looks exactly like the communicator Captain Kirk used to hail the Enterprise. The difference is there's a flying tourbillon inside. The Retrovision '64 is HAUTLENCE's third icon-turned-timepiece, following a radio and a robot, and it's the most technically ambitious of the three. Inside a 41.8mm grade 5 titanium case, a D50 self-winding movement developed with Genevan movement maker Agenhor drives a retrograde linear jumping hour display: hours advance in sequence across a horizontal track, then snap back to the start. A one-minute flying tourbillon with a double hairspring sits at six o'clock. The minute dial reads in orange, green, and white lacquer with Globolight numerals; the hour display runs along an oxidised track with orange lacquered numerals. At 21,600 vibrations per hour, 239 components, 39 jewels, and a minimum 72-hour power reserve, it is as technical as it looks. Limited to three pieces.