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Saphirus

Saphirus

€5.500,00 EUR
€5.500,00 EUR
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Saphyrus is an extraordinary timepiece, conceived as a meeting point between haute horology and material art. The case, entirely crafted from lab-grown sapphire, encloses the movement within a crystalline structure that allows light to pass through from every angle, creating reflections and transparencies of remarkable purity.

Powered by the Sellita SW300-1 skeleton Swiss Made calibre, visible both on the dial and through the transparent caseback, the watch celebrates the beauty of mechanical motion and the excellence of the Swiss watchmaking tradition.

The dial is made from a fabric featuring blue and natural tones, crossed by embroidery that recalls vegetal forms and organic patterns. The fibers and shades emerge with great depth, creating a three-dimensional effect that changes depending on the light.

Produced in a limited edition of only 35 pieces, Saphyrus is designed for those seeking something rare: a timepiece that brings together technology, craftsmanship, and aesthetic research.


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Technical Specifications

Case: Lab-grown sapphire
Caseback: Lab-grown sapphire
Glass: Lab-grown sapphire
Crown: 316L stainless steel
Dial: Multilayered with hand-woven, stabilized fabric
Diameter: 48 mm
Thickness: 14.5 mm
Movement: Sellita SW300-1 skeleton with decorations
Water Resistance: 3 ATM
Strap: Genuine leather, 24/20 mm, Made in Italy
Buckle: Classic 316L stainless steel pin buckle

Lab-grown sapphire case

The case, crystal, and caseback are crafted from lab-grown sapphire, one of the purest and most durable materials used in watchmaking. Its extraordinary transparency allows the timepiece to be observed from every angle, creating a crystalline effect that enhances the light and reveals the watch’s internal details. A technical and aesthetic choice that makes Saphyrus a unique object, almost sculpted in light.

Visible Swiss Made movement

The timepiece is powered by the automatic Sellita SW300-1 skeleton Swiss Made movement, visible through the opening on the dial and through the transparent caseback. The skeleton construction reveals the bridges, components, and the automatic rotor, allowing the mechanics to be observed in motion as the movement comes to life on the wrist. A perfect balance between technical precision and the fascination of traditional watchmaking.