Created in collaboration with Asprey, the legendary British luxury house, this final chapter in the celebrated Jumping Hours series showcases one of the world's most prized semi-precious gemstones. Limited to just 12 timepieces, each dial is fashioned from pure Burma jade: Type A jadeite that is unbleached, untreated, and extraordinarily rare. Revered for its fine grain, high translucency and rich green tonality, Burma Jade has been prized for millennia as a symbol of harmony, renewal, and spiritual energy. Set within a 38mm case crafted from solid platinum and featuring individually soldered lugs, the dial presents a gently effervescent green from distance. Closer inspection reveals the unique veins and variations within each stone, like rivulets running at random through a mottled landscape. The printed minutes chapter ring and brand logos rendered in blue create a visual identity of poise and unmistakable charm. The caseback reveals the meticulously finished Frédéric Piguet 11.50 calibre paired with our in-house jumping hours module. Hand-chamfered bridges showcase Geneva stripes and perlage, while the hand-guilloché rotor in 18-carat pink gold displays the classical 'grains d'orge' pattern. Encircling the movement, a ring of 21-carat BlueGold bears the dual signatures 'ANDERSEN Genève & ASPREY' alongside each timepiece's individual number.