Beijing Moon Phase Quartz Watch 31mm

In Eastern culture, the moon is a beautiful symbol. In ancient times, there was the expression 'the moon hides behind clouds, shy like a flower,' describing the beauty of women. It is also a vessel for people to express longing, symbolizing eternity, remaining unchanged as time passes.

The lunar phase is a romantic and poetic expression of time, depicted through a moon phase disk and window on the dial, showcasing the waxing and waning of the moon, allowing one to experience the romantic charm of lunar changes on the wrist.

With its waxing and waning, the lunar phase reflects the changing seasons. The lunar phase complication is one of the intricate functions of a watch, displaying the state of the moon on a 29.5-day cycle, progressing from new moon to full moon to waning crescent. In the moon phase display, the stars and moonlight shine brightly, with the central moon phase window resembling natural mother-of-pearl clouds suspended in a deep blue night sky, where stars and moon interlace on the wrist.

The inspiration for the bottom cover of the red strap comes from the legend of the Jade Rabbit racing to the moon and its beautiful symbolism, celebrating contemporary women who cherish romance and bravely pursue their dreams in the passage of time.

The IP rose gold-plated bezel is adorned with a circle of exquisite zirconia stones, showcasing a unique and elegant design, paying tribute to women who are admired and adored like the moon. The eye-catching colors make you stand out in the crowd.

With a 3ATM water resistance rating, it can be worn comfortably, fearless of splashes, rain, and sweat.

The exquisite watch gift box showcases attention to detail and a pursuit of quality, adding a layer of unique value and aesthetic appeal to the gift.

Equipped with a Swiss moon phase quartz movement, it boasts a lightweight and accurate timekeeping performance, with a total thickness of 7.45mm. At the center of the dial lies the moon phase display disk, with a genuine diamond set at 12 o'clock, where stars and moon interlace on the wrist, creating a magnificent scene of 'the stars and moonlight shining brightly.'