Montre Tourbillon en épingle à cheveux fleur en filigrane Seagull 38,5 mm

SKU: 713.18.8100L
Prix de vente$3,039.00 Prix normal$3,849.00
Economisez $810.00
Couleur: Cadran en nacre blanche
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Movement

Type: Manual-wind
Model: ST8000
Jewels: 19

Description:
Manual-winding mechanical movement beating at 21600 vibrations per hour, with a power reserve up to 43 hours.

Description

A Millennium Intangible Heritage - Oriental Filigree Aesthetics

Inheriting the ancient royal use of filigree craftsmanship, originating from the Spring and Autumn period, flourishing during the Ming and Qing dynasties, and listed as one of the eight wonders of Yanjing. In June 2008, it was included in the list of China's Intangible Cultural Heritage.

By ingeniously integrating traditional craftsmanship with delicate flower hairpins, it presents a rich cultural heritage and style. The transparent silver threads convey a fragrant promise, and the filigree flowers stand alone, capturing the essence of a bygone era.

The mother-of-pearl dial is lustrous and dazzling, showcasing a unique beauty with an Eastern charm in a choice of three traditional colors. The pearl-patterned devil fish skin strap is adorned with brilliant luster, resembling pearls embedded on its surface, featuring distinctive textures believed to bring good fortune. The transparent back design allows a glimpse into the rhythm of precision mechanics, while the Geneva stripes reveal exquisite beauty.

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