Hajime Asaoka
Featuring a salmon‑pink, guilloché dial and onyx accents, all housed in a redesigned case.
Drawing cues from torii gates and urushi lacquerware, the orange-red dial blends cultural symbolism with technical mastery.
Adorned with Kanji hour-markers and chrysanthemum-wave guilloché.
On the occasion of its new Shanghai salon opening.
Offered in blue and cream variants.
Equipped with a Besançon Chronometer Observatory-certified movement.
Featuring rare and important timepieces from the likes of F.P. Journe, Hajime Asaoke and Philippe Dufour.
The Japanese independent watchmaker opens up on the process behind the new dial designs.
The final iteration of the model.
Only 188 watches will be made per style, including special sets and individual pieces.
The dial features a 10,000-year-old lacquer technique.
“A very high degree of perfection and one with absolute balance.”
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