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Dating to the 15th century, the chime watch represents one of the oldest forms of timekeeping and a constant challenge in miniaturization. Originally developed to solve the problem of reading time in low light, the minute repeater remains a pinnacle of complex watchmaking. The Toric Quaestor features a minute repeater with cathedral chimes, sounding the hours, quarters, and minutes on two gongs. This manually wound piece, limited to 10 units, includes a mechanism that disconnects the time-setting function while the chimes are active.