Premium jewelry brand Talidara is releasing its first wristwatch inspired by tranquil living and Japanese art.
The watch goes by the name “Heiwa” which is Japanese for “peace,” a name it was given as a representation of how to use the watch, which is without stress and constantly chasing somewhere in time. Rather, the watch’s metaphor encourages wearers to slow down and enjoy the time they have.
Made and assembled in Denmark, the birthplace of Talidaras founder Frederik, the watch’s most striking aspects are its visuals, as it features vibrant white and red colors made from ceramic. The bright colors make for a very stunning look, enhanced with an art dial in darker monochrome nuances resembling a peaceful mountain line.
On the technical side, Heiwa features “Talidara Cal. XX8,” a modified Swiss 2824 movement with a 38-hour power reserve. The movement is visible from the window in the case back. The dimensions of the watch are on the smaller size, measuring 35 mm without lugs. The smaller size flaunts a classy look and makes the watch an elegant decoration on the wearer’s wrist. This aspect aligns with the brand’s “calm” vibes, as most newer watches are bulky and at times, make it look like the watch is wearing you and not the other way around.
Heiwa is available for order now and shipments will start going out in November 2023. There will only be 88 pieces of the watch made, once they are sold out there won’t be any more made.
