While visually interesting — the Trump watch's tourbillon is displayed via a cutout on its dial — it is no longer functionally necessary, owing to advances in watchmaking.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-02 14:35:23">October 2, 2024 at 2:35 p.m.</time>

While visually interesting — the Trump watch’s tourbillon is displayed via a cutout on its dial — it is no longer functionally necessary, owing to advances in watchmaking.{ai:summary}<p>The Trump watch features a tourbillon visible through a dial cutout, but this mechanism is now considered superfluous due to advancements in watch technology. </p><p>The design is visually appealing but lacks functional necessity. #technology</p>

Donald Trump is selling a $100,000 gold watch with a tourbillon. Wait, a what?

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