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Hunter Tourbillon leads CIGA Design’s six-piece EDGE skeleton collection
Six skeletonised models make up CIGA Design’s new EDGE Collection, led by a Hunter Tourbillon. As Time+Tide Watches first reported, the launch deliberately foregrounds exposed mechanics.
By HorologyTalk Editorial · · 3 min read
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Six models. One visual premise.
CIGA Design has launched the EDGE Collection: six new skeletonised watches that put mechanical architecture front and centre. The headline piece is the Hunter Tourbillon, with five additional skeleton models rounding out the range.
What the collection emphasises
The concept is simple and visible — remove material, reveal structure. Each model in the EDGE Collection uses open-worked dials and bridges to make the movement the dominant visual element. The approach reads like a statement: the mechanics are the product.
The Hunter Tourbillon functions as the collection’s flag-bearer. A tourbillon is an inherently showy complication; here CIGA Design uses it to anchor the lineup and to give buyers an obvious focal point for the collection’s skeletonised language.
As Time+Tide Watches first reported, the EDGE Collection is positioned around that exposed-mechanics idea rather than around a single case shape or material. That keeps the story tight: buyers choose by how much movement they want on display, with the Hunter offering the most complex visual payoff.
Watch for the rollout details — pricing, specifications and availability will determine whether the EDGE lands as a niche design exercise or a broader commercial play for CIGA Design. For anyone prioritising visible mechanics, the Hunter Tourbillon is the clear starting place; the remaining five models give graduated options for less elaborate displays.
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Tags: CIGA Design, Tourbillon, Skeleton