Aesthetes of luxury timepiece works of art were very enthusiastic about this exceptional timepiece when it was released. Although the first few that were made remain unique pieces reserved for the art market and the manufacturing heritage, Opera now has 5 editions in series production (rose gold, yellow gold, white gold, bicolour gold, and platinum).

Each 100% Swiss-made collection piece is numbered, designed at the Vallorbe manufacturing site, and made strictly identical to the original work of art. The ultimate in luxury, each numbered Opera piece has a lifetime warranty from Manufacture Royale, and extra, separate clockwork parts for each piece are filed with the manufacturer’s notary along with assembly instructions.

Now that it is in series production, Manufacture Royale can offer the Opera timepiece (Répétition Minute Tourbillon) to many amateurs, enthusiasts, and collectors at a recommended retail price of 345,600 CHF (including all applicable taxes*) through a select network of the world’s best retailers in the biggest cities. It is important to note that technical research for waterproofing timepieces while providing optimum sound diffusion of the Répétition Minute has been accomplished, which now meets the needs of well-informed collectors that live in humid areas of the world, specifically in Asia.

Arnaud Faivre states: “This exceptional timepiece is the fulfilment of my biggest dream, and I achieved it with a highly skilled team and the dedication of Manufacture Royale in ultimate excellence in watchmaking. And now, I’m really looking forward to sharing all my passion, all my excitement, and all my devotion in good workmanship with enthusiats and collectors of luxury timepieces.

Since all aspects of production are handled by our own manufacturing site, and because we have the unique ability to series-produce such exceptional pieces –each one numbered and certified -, I am thrilled to be able to share my dream and make it accessible to the many enthusiats encountered since Manufacture Royale unveiled its first Opera timepiece”.