Beijing Galactic Rhythm Mechanical Watch 42mm

The constellation Orion is an equatorial constellation. In the Chinese Twenty-Eight Mansions, Orion corresponds to the stars Zeta, Epsilon, and Delta Orionis, equivalent to the third and fourth mansions of the White Tiger constellation. It holds significant importance in ancient Chinese and Western astronomy and spatiotemporal theories.

Countless studies by ancient scholars on spatiotemporal astronomy have provided strong design inspiration for the master watchmakers at North Watch. Thus, after several years of dedication, they crafted the 'Orion Series' spatiotemporal wristwatch, imbuing wearers with the mysterious aura of Orion and the cosmos. With its cosmic nebulae, it guides you to explore the collisions of time and space.

Type: Automatic
Jewels: 21

Description:
Self-winding mechanical movement beating at 21600 vibrations per hour, make the timing more precise, with a power reserve up to 40 hours.

The deep gray stainless steel case exudes both ruggedness and stylish quality, while the silver shimmer enhances the mysterious charm of the wearer. The simple dial is adorned with an intricate 24-hour display, adding a touch of sophistication. At 9 o'clock, the exposed balance wheel operates prominently above the dial, complemented by straight sandblast patterns, evoking a sense of speed akin to galloping across the wilderness. The slender bar-shaped hour markers and the meticulously divided track minute circle facilitate easy time reading.

The Beijing red second hand, against the backdrop of the mysterious black cosmos, adds a touch of enchanting beauty to the vast expanse of the universe.