Lucky Harvey Fun Series Silver Owl Automaton Watch

SKU: ZLS104-1
Sale price$799.00

Case
Diameter: 43mm
Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Thickness: 14mm
Glass: Sapphire Crystal
Shape: Round
Weight: 121g

Strap
Material: Leather + Fluororubber
Width: 22mm
Length: 82*120mm
Clasp: Pin Buckle

Movement
Type: LH001 Automatic
Frequency: 28,800 VPH
Power Reserve: 40 Hours
Water Resistance: 3 ATM

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The Whispering Silver Owl in a Symphony of Mechanical Motion

Step into legend with the Lucky Harvey Silver Owl Automatic Watch — a fully mechanical day-and-night automaton timepiece in the timeless silver palette of classic fine watchmaking. The owl is hand-sculpted in three dimensions and finished in natural silver tones, set on a dial that comes alive every hour: the owl's eyes open and close, a field mouse darts from one side of the dial to the other, and the moon rises and sets in its arc. Twenty-four performances a day. A luxury automatic owl watch built for collectors who appreciate independent watchmaking and the restraint of a traditional metal palette.

The Owl That Tells Day and Night

The owl is one of the most enduring symbols in mythology — wisdom, watchfulness, and the bridge between day and night. The Lucky Harvey Silver Owl translates that story into a dial that performs the day-and-night cycle on the hour. Every hour, the owl's eyes open as if night has fallen; the field mouse darts across as if it senses the predator; the moon rises in its arc; then the cycle resets. A luxury silver owl watch for collectors who want a wristwatch with a narrative, not just a number.

Three-Element Day-Night Automaton

Most luxury watches do one thing on the hour. The Silver Owl performs three. At every hour, the in-house automaton complication triggers: the owl's eyes open, the field mouse moves from left to right, and the moon rises and sets. The motions then reset over the following hour. Twenty-four mechanical performances a day, all driven by an automatic mechanical movement. This is the kind of kinetic-dial complication rarely found outside five-figure independent watches — Lucky Harvey brings it within reach.

Classic Silver Tones — Restrained, Refined, Mechanical

Silver is the vocabulary of fine mechanical watchmaking — restraint, longevity, craftsmanship. The Lucky Harvey Silver Owl honours that tradition with a hand-sculpted owl in classic silver tones, paired with a 316L stainless steel case finished to match. The result is a luxury silver owl watch at home with a suit and equally comfortable with a denim shirt on a weekend. A classic palette with a kinetic-dial story built in.

The Strap You Can Wear All Day

A two-layer Lucky Harvey signature construction: genuine leather on the outside for a luxury finish, fluororubber on the inside — a hypoallergenic, antibacterial polymer that breathes in heat and humidity. The contoured cut wraps the wrist closely; the strap stays in place when you move. 22mm strap width, signature pin buckle closure.

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