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Genesis

Case material
Steel
Bracelet strap
Leather
Buckle
Pin buckle
Dial finish
Laser engraved brass
Size
ø 41 mm
Thickness
12 mm
Movement
Manual-winding mechanical
Power reserve: 53 h, 21600 vph
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Reference
COT.02.01
Launch date
08/2025
Collection
- / 25-pieces limited series
Price incl. VAT
1'452 CHF
Description

Genesis is the inaugural timepiece created by CONSTANTIME, an independent watchmaking atelier founded by Constantin A. Mureşan, in the heart of Transylvania. Designed to represent the brand's identity and vision, Genesis will be produced in a limited edition of 25 pieces, marking the founding year of CONSTANTIME in 2025.

The hand-finished brass dial takes inspiration from the arches of Transilvania’s infamous medieval fortresses. These architectural elements are combined with classic Roman numerals, each enhanced by a subtle shadow reminiscent of a sword's gleam.

A circular satin finish enhances the way light moves across the dial, while a soft blue gradient reflects the depth of the Transylvanian sky. The hour and minute hands are individually crafted and hand-finished, featuring a refined sword-shaped design that reinforces the watch's connection to heritage, craftsmanship, and tradition.

At its heart beats Swiss self-winding mechanical, distinguished by an elegant black rhodium finish, giving it a distinctive and modern appearance. The movement offers a 53-hour power reserve and can be viewed through a transparent sapphire crystal case back, allowing the wearer to appreciate the intricate mechanics and finishing that animate this timepiece.

Sustainability
Genesis is produced in a strictly limited edition of 25 pieces, emphasizing durability, repairability, and long-term ownership rather than mass production. Its Swiss mechanical movement is designed to be serviced for decades, while the hand-finished brass dial and individually crafted components promote a philosophy of enduring craftsmanship and responsible consumption. Local artisanal production in Transylvania further contributes to a reduced manufacturing footprint