The final result is intense, vibrant, and vivacious, opening up new creative horizons. It draws inspiration directly from the type of etching of which traces are to be found as early as the fourteenth century. This age-old technique has illustrated many rituals and beliefs – and as such is entirely appropriate for the rites relating to calaveras and the Mexican ‘Day of the Dead’. Once again, ArtyA has developed a coherent, unique watch – a creative feat that’s fully in keeping with its history.
Technical Specifications: Case: High-grade 316 L steel with black PVD treatment Exclusive ArtyA flying tourbillon manual winding 19 Jewels Open Back Two non-reflective sapphire crystals, front and back Hours, minutes, seconds on tourbillon Case dimensions: 44mm Frequency: 21,600 vph Power reserve: 100 hrs Unique Piece 1/1
Design characteristics : lateral insert in black PVD treatment Engraved skull – an authentic take on an original in the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City. Central sun-shaped motif in alternating shades of grey, topped by a cross in the middle of which sits a skull. The latter is deeply engraved in several levels and shades of steel, before gradually fading out to sculpted curls and arabesque. Crocodile strap
