SKU: VT.174 01.22
ASTROLUNA T2 BLACK AVENTURINE
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Produced in an individually numbered limited edition of only twenty-five pieces, the Astroluna T2 Black Aventurine by independent Swiss watch brand Vicenterra is a spectacular watch which displays the passage of the phases of the moon and the daily rotation of the earth. Its three dimensional moon with partial Super Lumi-Nova coating rotates with astronomical precision, while the miniature hand painted earth rotates under a suspended golden sun, providing a captivating visualisation of the daylit zones. Presented in a 43.5mm case of Grade 5 titanium with black DLC treatment, the Astroluna features a black aventurine glass dial, with applied white gold hour indices, and is powered by a premium Swiss made Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier self winding movement with in-house astronomical module, and boasting a power reserve of fifty hours.
Review
A strikingly beautiful wristwatch which depicts both the phases of the moon and the twenty-four hour cycle of the sun above our planet earth in rotating hand painted globes, the Vicenterra AstroLuna by independent watchmaker Vincent Plomb is a piece with a distinctive and beguiling personality, and one which, with its captivating display, is outstanding and irresistible to the eye.
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