One of fifteen. Never repeated. Watch 10 of 15 in the Eddie Jordan Hunter Tourbillon series, dedicated to the Jordan EJ10. Jordan EJ10 (2000): After the Summit The Jordan EJ10 marked both a renaming and a reckoning. The first car to carry the EJ designation, Eddie Jordan's initials honouring the team's tenth Formula One season, it was powered by the Mugen-Honda MF301HA V10 and driven by Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Jarno Trulli, with Ricardo Zonta and Jean Alesi also racing during the year. After the golden heights of 1999, the EJ10 proved disappointingly unreliable, completing only fifteen of a possible thirty-four race starts. Frentzen contributed two podiums, but the team slipped to sixth in the Constructors' Championship. Even the most exquisite mechanisms require constant attention; the summit is never a resting place. The EJ10 was a reminder that precision engineering demands perpetual vigilance. This watch honours the discipline of maintaining standards when momentum falters, and the courage to begin the next ascent. The Watch The watch itself is the Hunter evolved. At its heart beats the CIGA Design in-house CD-011 manual tourbillon, its skeletonised bridge and base plate expanding the visible mechanism by 200 per cent. Green-tipped luminous hands honour Eddie's Irish roots, blue screws and ruby jewels echo his ardour and reason, and the yellow strap carries the colours of Jordan Grand Prix. Eddie's signature is engraved on the three-layered octagonal case, forged from DLC-coated Grade 5 titanium, and his FTB wrist tattoo is embossed on the strap loop. The Signed Print This piece is paired with a print of the Jordan EJ10, personally signed by Andy Stevenson. Andy joined Eddie's team in 1988, before Jordan ever reached Formula One, and worked on every car the team built, from the 191 to the EJ15. He went on to become one of the most respected figures in the paddock and has never missed a race since. His signature connects this watch directly to the hands that built the car it honours. Specification Movement: CIGA Design in-house CD-011 manual tourbillon, 28,800 vph, 72-hour power reserve, 26 jewels Case: DLC-coated Grade 5 titanium, three-layered octagonal tonneau, 47.45mm x 41.5mm, 12.4mm thick Crown: 8.0mm diameter, CNC grooved Glass: sapphire crystal Water resistance: 5 ATM Straps: four interchangeable 22mm straps with hidden clasp and quick-release system: yellow silicone, black silicone, green silicone (7-Up green, a nod to the Jordan 191) and metal Caseback: individually numbered, unique to this piece What's Included Hunter Tourbillon, numbered 10 of 15 Four interchangeable straps: yellow silicone, black silicone, green silicone in 7-Up green as a nod to the Jordan 191, and a metal strap Silver certificate of authenticity and legacy, unique to the Jordan EJ10 Print of the Jordan EJ10, signed by Andy Stevenson Collector's booklet packaging in premium recycled paper Individually numbered. One piece only. Once it is gone, it is gone.
