HUASUO Canglan Gemstone Tourbillon Automatic Watch
Only 10 handcrafted pieces in the first batch. Just 3 left — the next drop won’t arrive until next month.
Description
Canglan, Where Gemstones Meet the Art of Time
Inspired by the treasures once cherished within China's imperial courts, the HUASUO Canglan Tourbillon brings together the natural beauty of turquoise and lapis lazuli in an extraordinary expression of horology. Carefully cut, polished, and assembled by hand, the two gemstones form a concentric dial of vivid blue and deep celestial tones. Each stone reveals its own natural mineral patterns, making every dial inherently unique. At its center, a finely engineered ultra-thin tourbillon introduces a rhythm of mechanical precision against the stillness of natural stone. Crafted in 316L stainless steel and powered by a Peacock CAL.5811 tourbillon movement, Canglan transforms ancient Eastern gemstone aesthetics into a contemporary mechanical art piece.
Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Case Diameter: 38.5mm
Case Thickness: 8.8mm
Lug-to-Lug: 45.8mm
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 50 Meters / 5 ATM
Dial: Natural Turquoise & Lapis Lazuli
Strap Material: Imported Calfskin Leather
Clasp: Pin Buckle
Movement: Peacock CAL.5811 Free-Sprung Tourbillon Movement
Complication: Tourbillon
Power Reserve: 42 Hours
Two Precious Stones, One Unique Landscape
Once treasured in imperial ornaments and ceremonial objects, turquoise and lapis lazuli carry a rich heritage of Eastern aesthetics. Canglan brings these two natural gemstones together through a handcrafted concentric arrangement. Vivid turquoise evokes the clarity of blue waters, while deep lapis lazuli recalls the vastness of the night sky. Each stone retains its naturally formed mineral patterns, ensuring that no two dials are exactly alike. More than decorative materials, these gemstones become miniature landscapes shaped by nature over time.
Mechanical Precision Within Natural Stone
Powered by the Peacock CAL.5811 flying tourbillon movement, the watch combines refined mechanical engineering with a 42-hour power reserve, bringing continuous motion to an otherwise timeless natural landscape.
Precision Meets Natural Stone
Integrating a tourbillon into a delicate gemstone dial requires exceptional precision. Carefully engineered openings and meticulous assembly bring together fragile natural materials and complex mechanical architecture.
Every Dial, Naturally Unique
Formed over geological time, each gemstone carries its own mineral patterns, subtle variations, and natural character. No two dials are exactly alike, making every watch a one-of-a-kind creation.
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