The case-in-case structure encapsulates time like a microcosm. Five or seven sapphire glass windows on the windshield, back lid and case sides reveal the impressive solidity and massiveness of the dial plate. These views resemble the serene, ever-changing beauty of a Japanese garden, seen through a sliding paper door or circular window, capturing the delicate essence of time’s passage.
The concept of this case is inspired by admiring a Japanese garden from within a box. It evokes a sense of the garden’s scenery being captured, connecting the inner and outer worlds of the watch.
Light enters through windows on the case sides and caseback, allowing the changing scenery of the seasons to be reflected on the dial.
Sharpened edges are achieved by pushing Sallaz polishing to its limits, bringing meticulously finished surfaces together to form precise, acute angles.
The concept of this case is inspired by admiring a Japanese garden from within a box. It evokes a sense of the garden’s scenery being captured, connecting the inner and outer worlds of the watch.
Light enters through windows on the case sides and caseback, allowing the changing scenery of the seasons to be reflected on the dial.
Sharpened edges are achieved by pushing Sallaz polishing to its limits, bringing meticulously finished surfaces together to form precise, acute angles.
