Jacob & Co. “Casino” usually refers to two high‑end mechanical watches that incorporate a working roulette game into the dial.
Main models
- Casino Tourbillon (a.k.a. Jacob & Co. Casino)
A 44 mm manual‑winding watch in 18K rose or white gold with a solid black onyx dial and a fully functional miniature roulette wheel operated by a pusher around 7–8 o’clock.
It uses the JCAM51 caliber with about a 72‑hour power reserve, a flying tourbillon visible on the caseback, and is produced as a limited edition (around 101 pieces in some references), with retail prices reported in the roughly 300,000 GBP range at major retailers.
- Astronomia Casino
A more complex Astronomia line piece that places a full 37‑pocket roulette table under the rotating Astronomia platform, alongside a multi‑axis tourbillon, rotating globe, and a specially cut diamond “moon.”
It is also in precious metal, strongly limited, and priced in the very high six‑ to seven‑figure bracket depending on configuration and stones.
Key features table
Model| Size / Case| Movement / Power reserve| Roulette feature| Approximate
positioning
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Casino Tourbillon| 44 mm, 18K rose/white gold248| JCAM51, manual, ~72 h
reserve24| On‑demand spinning wheel on dial12| Around £300k at retail9
Astronomia Casino| Large Astronomia case in precious metal3| Complex
Astronomia caliber with double‑axis tourbillon3| Full 37‑pocket roulette under
platform3| Very high six‑/seven‑figure range3
Who it’s for / buying tips
These pieces are aimed at collectors who value extreme mechanical showpieces more than everyday practicality, combining gambling‑themed animation with high‑complication watchmaking.
To buy, most customers go through Jacob & Co. boutiques or a small number of authorized luxury retailers; secondary‑market availability is limited and pricing is highly dependent on condition, metal, and gem‑setting.
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