Each Metiers d'Art La Symbolique des Laques Watch comes with two dials, which are masterpieces and show the beauty of "maki-e". The gold dust is sprinkled delicately on the still-moist lacquer (usually dark) to create the motif. This technique is also exclusive because it uses lacquer made from the bark of Rhus Verniciflua trees, which only grows in Japan and southern China.

Hanami, Tsukimi, and Yukimi "Hanami" Watch (Patek Philippe Replica) shows the blossoming of cherry trees in spring. This is a strong symbol of renewal and purity. The cherry blossoms, which literally painted the country pink from March until the beginning of May, had a strong impact on how the Japanese developed a relationship with nature. The Japanese have a deep-rooted culture of "Hanami", or the admiration of flowers.

The "Hanami' timepiece features a dial with the beauty of cherry blossoms. Its back is decorated with a delicate pattern of willow leaves and motifs of a river, traditional Japanese bridge, and pond.

33222/000R-9704) which represents the evening of contemplation of the full moon ("Tsukimi") celebrates the first full moon of fall. The "Tsukimi" watch (Ref. In the Edo period (1603-1868), peasants adopted the practice, which they had adapted from Chinese culture during the Heian Period (794-1185). The full moon is also the most elegant and refined part of Japanese culture. It's partially obscured by clouds.

The dial of the "Tsukimi", timepiece features this motif.Patek Philippe Replica The black lacquer is covered with golden dust, which creates a picture of the full moon and clouds. The back of the watch features Japanese maples with bright red tones, which are typical for autumn, and a "torii", a portal commonly found at the entrance of Shintoist shrines.

The image on the back of the case tells a different story. The Japanese use "Yukizuri" to prevent trees from bending under heavy snowfall. Golden powder on the second dial highlights the elegant lines of Yukizuri.