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+2 years international warranty

Case

• Material: 316L Stainless Steel 
• Dimensions: 41.2mm width × 48mm length
• Thickness: 9.6mm (13.0mm including crystal)
• Water Resistance: 5 ATM (50 meters)
  
  
  

CRYSTAL

• Ultra-scratch Resistant Sapphire Glass with
  Anti-reflective Coating
• Exhibition sapphire crystal caseback
• Limited to 500 pieces
  

MIYOTA 9015 Movement Refit

• 24 jewels
• 28,800 beats per hour
• 42 HourPower Reserve
• -10/+30 Sec per Day,
• Automatic

 Dial

• Swiss Super-LumiNove watches offer unmatched visibility in any lighting condition. With their luminescent material, these timepieces provide clear legibility in the dark without relying on external light sources. The advanced light absorption and long-lasting phosphorescence ensure constant visibility throughout the night.       

Strap

• 20-18mm  leather strap with Stainless steel butterfly buckle

Story

This story begins the moment I became curious about the very nature of time. From the start, I was captivated by everyday mechanical devices: the flip clocks in subway stations switching precisely with the click of gears, pulleys and belts powering massive mechanical arms in old factory workshops, and the pendulum in clock towers swinging steadily back and forth. I thought: why not draw inspiration from these mechanical beauties and replace traditional markers with blocks of color, allowing time to emerge through shifts in color and structure? Thus, a series of sketches exploring rotating discs, linear sliding mechanisms, and segmented color blocks materialized, illustrating a way to read time that transcends conventional hands. These scattered sketches and conceptual models lingered in my mind, prompting me to ask: could time transcend the confines of a flat surface and a ticking seconds hand?
Years passed, and as the boundary between tradition and innovation blurred, I remained enchanted by the possibilities of “unconventional time display”—whether it be retrograde, roaming, jumping, or mysterious dials, each served as a source of inspiration. It wasn’t until that decisive night in 2023 that I finally sat at my computer and worked through the night to render the orbital concept into a digital model for the first time. Amid the precise interplay of gears and the formation of a circular path, the first prototype of Secret Orbital was born in stunning form.
Before this moment, I had spent twenty years deeply immersed in the watch industry, gaining hands-on experience in engineering development, product design, and project operations. From movement tolerance testing to 3D case modeling, from mechanism verification to 3D animation demonstrations, every detail on the campaign page embodies my personal dedication and craftsmanship: an ultra-thin case, a curved sapphire crystal, a 316L stainless steel shell, Swiss Super-LumiNova luminous markers, a Japanese Miyota 9015 automatic movement, and a premium calfskin strap.