Grail Watch Presents the Moritz Grossmann x Kari Voutilainen Benu 37 “Silver Bullet” Time-Teller
An ultra-limited release.
Dedicated to spotlighting micro-brands, artisanal watchmakers, and independent Maisons, Grail Watch’s latest initiative stars a stunning collaboration between Moritz Grossmann and Kari Voutilaine: the Benu 37 “Silver Bullet”.
Led by Wei Koh, the founder of Revolution and The Rake, the Grail Watch is focused on making “dream watches real.” Marking Grail Watch’s ninth release, the “Silver Bullet” arrives in a 37mm case composed of 18k white gold. At its center, the watch highlights an intricately crafted sterling silver guilloché dial by Kari Voutilaine. The tonal dial is subtly accentuated with varying patterns and finishes, complete heat-treated violet-colored hands.
At the core of the time-teller is the manually-wound 102.1 caliber, which runs for up to 48 hours, and beats a rate of 21,600 hourly vibrations. Turning over to the see-through sapphire caseback, the wearer can indulge in the impeccable beauty of the movement, which has incorporated purple screws to tie in with its overarching color theme. Accompanying the “Silver Bullet” are two strap options: a tonal and matte Himalayan alligator version, and a tantalizing anemone-hued kudu leather strap.
The Moritz Grossmann x Kari Voutilainen Benu 37 “Silver Bullet” timepiece is priced at €43,000 EUR (approximately $47,177 USD). Produced in a limited run of six units, it will be officially unveiled on August 3, 10 a.m. EST. Those who are interested can enquire about the timepiece via Grail Watch.
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