Where the Serpent Devours Time Matte

Beneath a domed sapphire crystal, time appears to pause. At first glance, nature and machinery confront each other in a surreal encounter. A sinuous green serpent commands the dial, brought to life through meticulous micro-sculpting and deep enamel artistry. Each scale emerges individually, layered in relief, while the textured belly displays uncanny realism. Meanwhile, the serpent’s piercing eyes glow with ruby-toned lacquer, locking the gaze with quiet menace. Coiled in a moment of tension, its head rises toward the crown, and at the same time, its tail spirals around the exposed mechanical heart—as if consuming time itself.

Yet the mechanics refuse to remain silent. The skeletonized core asserts its presence with purpose. Two gear-shaped discs actively display hours and minutes, their precise rotation cutting through the serpent’s organic curves. In contrast, Eastern mythology’s sacred totem collides with the disciplined order of Western horology. Warm enamel and delicate micro-sculpture meet polished stainless steel, tactile crocodile leather, and the raw geometry of exposed gears. As a result, tension becomes harmony, and symbolism transforms into motion.

At its core, the watch runs on a modified NH35 movement, delivering dependable mechanical rhythm beneath its dramatic surface. Therefore, this creation goes far beyond function. It becomes a wearable surrealist sculpture—one that turns every glance at the wrist into a confrontation between coiled shadow and mechanical pulse. Gears tremble, seconds advance, and beauty feels both forbidden and irresistible.