Beijing Year of the Dragon Tourbillon Watch 42mm

Enamel, also known as cloisonné, was listed as an intangible cultural heritage in 2006. The dial of this watch is made using Xiong-style enamel. Xiong Songtao, the third-generation inheritor, has been engaged in enamel production, with his grandfather having worked in the Qing Palace Enamel Office. Therefore, Xiong-style enamel inherits the exquisite bRepresenting the splendid culture and profound history of China, Tiananmen serves as a symbol. As the brand logo of Beijing Watch, it embodies the inherent strength and cultural heritage of the Beijing Watch brand from its inception.

Porcelain enamel, as an ancient court craft, is commonly used in the production of exquisite timepieces. The black porcelain enamel dial, forged at high temperatures, showcases magnificent glaze, retaining its color and luster for ages.

The dial's wave pattern exudes grandeur, reminiscent of dragon robes and official attire in ancient times, symbolizing nobility and power.

The finely drawn twisted rope pattern on the black dial is delicately and evenly rendered, changing with the play of light and shadow. Resembling leaping waves, it exudes elegance and agility.eauty of palace enamel.

Every detail is meticulously crafted, showcasing superb artistry. Due to the complexity of the craft, the rejection rate for enamel dials is extremely high, with a yield of less than 10%. Only products that have undergone strict screening for craftsmanship are produced, making them highly collectible.

The dial is made of pure silver and coated with natural jade powder enamel. Various powders, such as turquoise and turquoise, are added to the enamel using traditional formulas. Hand coloring involves firing more than 30 colors, demanding strict craftsmanship. Fifteen materials, including oilstone, charcoal, silk, and leather, are used for polishing, making the dial even more lustrous and glossy.