Redentore Bellanotte - 1221575
The watch dial is an evocative representation of the Redentore celebration in Venice. Within the composition, St. Mark's Square comes to life at night, with the majestic Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore in the background and the Doge's Palace on the left. At the center of the scene, the lion of St. Mark stands proudly, symbolizing the power of the Serenissima. The starry night envelops the scene, providing a magical and enchanting backdrop for the fireworks that light up the sky, creating an atmosphere of festivity and joy.
CASE MATERIAL: 316L Stainless Steel
FEATURES: Off-center dial
MATERIALS: Aventurine, mother-of-pearl, brass
DIMENSIONS: Ø40mm, lug to lug 46.7mm, thickness 11.5mm
MOVEMENT: Automatic Cal. Seiko NH05A
CRYSTAL: Sapphire crystal with antireflective coating
BEZEL: 316L Stainless steel
WR: 5ATM (=50mt)
STRAP: Genuine leather, Made in Italy
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The structure of Redentore Bellanotte dial is highly complex, featuring four distinct levels. First, there is a starry sky made of aventurine, followed by a small off-center dial crafted from mother-of-pearl. Next, a satin-finished disc depicting fireworks is set, with a background showcasing a bas-relief of Palazzo Ducale and Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, both rhodium-plated. This intricate construction is made possible by the use of a micro-automatic movement with a diameter of only 17.55 mm, secured with a brass ring decorated with a perlage finish.
The watch dial is an evocative representation of the Redentore celebration in Venice. Within the composition, St. Mark's Square comes to life at night, with the majestic Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore in the background and Palazzo Ducale on the left. At the center of the scene, the lion of St. Mark stands proudly, symbolizing the power of the Serenissima. The starry night envelops the scene, providing a magical and enchanting backdrop for the fireworks that light up the sky, creating an atmosphere of festivity and joy.
One of the most distinctive features of Redentore Bellanotte is its off-center dial. Typically reserved for high-end watches, this design element adds a touch of sophistication and originality. In this particular instance, the off-center dial is crafted from white mother-of-pearl, an iridescent material that symbolizes the moon, delicately framed by a polished steel ring. This layout separates the mother-of-pearl from the rest of the design, which depicts St. Mark's Square during the enchanting Redentore night.
The structure of Redentore Bellanotte dial is highly complex, featuring four distinct levels. First, there is a starry sky made of aventurine, followed by a small off-center dial crafted from mother-of-pearl. Next, a satin-finished disc depicting fireworks is set, with a background showcasing a bas-relief of Palazzo Ducale and Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore, both rhodium-plated. This intricate construction is made possible by the use of a micro-automatic movement with a diameter of only 17.55 mm, secured with a brass ring decorated with a perlage finish.
The watch dial is an evocative representation of the Redentore celebration in Venice. Within the composition, St. Mark's Square comes to life at night, with the majestic Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore in the background and Palazzo Ducale on the left. At the center of the scene, the lion of St. Mark stands proudly, symbolizing the power of the Serenissima. The starry night envelops the scene, providing a magical and enchanting backdrop for the fireworks that light up the sky, creating an atmosphere of festivity and joy.
One of the most distinctive features of Redentore Bellanotte is its off-center dial. Typically reserved for high-end watches, this design element adds a touch of sophistication and originality. In this particular instance, the off-center dial is crafted from white mother-of-pearl, an iridescent material that symbolizes the moon, delicately framed by a polished steel ring. This layout separates the mother-of-pearl from the rest of the design, which depicts St. Mark's Square during the enchanting Redentore night.
Technical details
Our classic watch, the epitome of timeless elegance, takes its name from the Basilica del Redentore, an architectural masterpiece by Andrea Palladio and a symbol of Venetian heritage. This timepiece embodies refined craftsmanship and versatility, seamlessly complementing both formal and everyday moments.
Ø40 mm, lug-to-lug 46.7 mm, total thickness 11.5 mm
Seiko NH05, automatic, compact design (19.4 mm), 2-hands
316L Stainless Steel
Four-level structure featuring aventurine, mother-of-pearl, satin-finished fireworks, and rhodium-plated bas-reliefs of Palazzo Ducale and Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore
Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
5 Atmospheres (50m/164ft)
Push-Pull
Case's features
The case of Redentore Bellanotte combines design and functionality. With a diameter of 40mm and a thickness of just 11.5mm, it offers a perfect balance between elegance and practicality. The onion-shaped crown, along with a reduced crown guard, enhances ergonomics, making it easier to adjust the watch. The harmonious lugs, with a curved strap attachment, ensure optimal comfort on the wrist, providing a pleasant and comfortable wearing experience throughout the day.
A piece of Serenissima tradition
Redentore Bellanotte embodies the very essence of Venice, blending tradition and beauty into a timeless symbol. This watch is a tribute to the city's art and history, capturing the magic of its starry nights and the elegance of its celebrations. Every detail tells a story of craftsmanship and dedication, making this timepiece unique and precious. Wearing it means embracing the soul of Venice, carrying a piece of its charm and tradition with you.
The History of Redentore
The Feast of the Redentore is an important celebration in Venice, commemorating the end of the plague in 1576 with boat bridges over the Grand Canal and spectacular fireworks. This lively tradition is captured in the caseback of Redentore Bellanotte watch, depicting the Basilica of the Redeemer and the fireworks lighting up the night sky. The detailed engraved design, accompanied by an explanation, pays homage to the festival, transforming the watch into a symbol of the traditions and beauty of the lagoon city.
