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HUASUO Starry Tides Central Tourbillon Titanium Watch
Only 10 handcrafted pieces in the first batch. Just 3 left — the next drop won’t arrive until next month.
HUASUO Starry Tides Central Tourbillon Titanium Watch
Sale price$2,999.00
Regular price$3,499.00
Description
A Sea of Stars, Captured in Time.
Inspired by the mysterious beauty of a starlit ocean, the Huasuo Starry Tides Tourbillon brings together traditional Chinese lacquer art, mother-of-pearl craftsmanship and fine mechanical watchmaking. Its dial is entirely handcrafted using traditional lacquer techniques, with delicate mother-of-pearl inlays creating layers of shimmering blue reminiscent of starlight scattered across the depths of the sea. At its centre, a skeletonised flying tourbillon reveals the intricate mechanics of the Peacock Cal. 5711 movement, framed by gold-toned markers inspired by ancient Chinese script. Housed in Grade 5 titanium and paired with a French goatskin leather strap, this timepiece is an expression of artistic individuality and mechanical refinement. With a 100-hour power reserve, it unites enduring craftsmanship with contemporary horology.
Case Diameter: 42.00 mm
Case Thickness: 8.70 mm (12.50 mm including crystal)
Lug-to-Lug Length: 49.8 mm
Case Material: Grade 5 Titanium
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 50 m (5 ATM)
Dial Finish: Entirely Handcrafted Chinese Lacquer with Mother-of-Pearl Inlays
Material: Imported French Goatskin Leather
Texture: Lychee Grain
Clasp: Folding Clasp
Movement: Peacock Cal. 5711
Type: Automatic Mechanical Movement
Complication: Central Flying Tourbillon with Free-Sprung Balance
Power Reserve: 100 Hours
What is Mother-of-Pearl Inlay [螺钿]?
Mother-of-pearl inlay is one of China's most treasured traditional decorative arts, with a history spanning more than a thousand years. Skilled artisans carefully cut iridescent shells such as abalone into tiny fragments and individually embed them into layers of natural lacquer. Every piece is positioned entirely by hand, requiring remarkable patience and precision. Through repeated lacquering and polishing, the shell becomes one with the lacquer surface, revealing ever-changing reflections that embody the enduring spirit of Chinese craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Design the Composition
The artisan sketches the celestial pattern on a black natural lacquer foundation.
Hand-Inlay Every Fragment
Each shell fragment is individually positioned to achieve perfect balance and shimmering depth.
Lacquer, Polish & Reveal
Multiple lacquer coatings and careful polishing merge the shell into a smooth, luminous surface.
Handcrafted Chinese Lacquer and Mother-of-Pearl Dial
The dial is created entirely by hand using traditional Chinese lacquer techniques, complemented by delicate mother-of-pearl inlays. Layers of deep and lighter blue form a richly textured surface that recalls the shifting colours of a starlit ocean. As light moves across the dial, the natural iridescence of the mother-of-pearl reveals subtle changes in colour and brilliance. Each dial carries its own distinctive pattern, making every watch one of a kind.
Peacock Cal. 5711 Central Flying Tourbillon
At the heart of the watch is the Peacock Cal. 5711 movement, featuring a central flying tourbillon with a free-sprung balance. Its openworked architecture offers an unobstructed view of the intricate mechanical construction, while the tourbillon rotates gracefully at the centre of the dial. Finished with refined gold-toned details, the movement brings technical sophistication into harmony with the watch's artistic design.
Grade 5 Titanium Case
The 42mm case is crafted from Grade 5 titanium, combining structural strength with a lightweight feel. Its carefully proportioned profile measures just 8.7mm in thickness, or 12.5mm including the crystal, creating a balanced presence on the wrist. A sapphire crystal protects the intricate dial while allowing its handcrafted details to remain fully visible.
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