Jigokuroku Edo no Koku Chronograph Wristwatch Gabumaru Model

This model, designed based on the world of Jigokuroku, is a fusion of traditional watchmaking techniques and Japanese aesthetics. The dial features a unique display that incorporates a 24-hour clock based on the non-fixed time system, using the twelve zodiac signs and numbers to indicate the time. The 60-minute counter is inspired by the five elements, while the 60-second counter takes motifs from traditional Japanese umbrellas, embedding a sense of Japanese style in each design element. In the late Edo period, when characters like Gaimaru lived, this wristwatch conveys the spirit of the era. "Edo no Toki" refers to a unique perception of time based on the timekeeping system used in Japan during the Edo period, which divided day and night into six time segments, with the length of each segment changing with the seasons. This system was deeply rooted in the lives of people who lived in harmony with nature. It represents a form of time that evokes the "harmony of time and nature," which is gradually being lost in modern times. The dial features a unique design that represents time using the twelve zodiac signs and numbers, concealing Gaimaru's ninjutsu within. Silhouettes reminiscent of flames, a 60-minute counter inspired by the five elements, a 60-second counter based on traditional umbrellas, and a 24-hour clock expressed through the non-fixed time system are all integrated, culminating in a piece that merges traditional watchmaking techniques, exemplified by guilloché decoration, with the world of Jigokuroku. The model is engraved with the title "Jigokuroku" and an edition number, indicating a limited production of 1000 pieces, using a laser printing technique that does not fade. The case back features a screw-back design for durability. Please note that the orientation of the logo and text does not align with the dial. The wristwatch is delivered in a special paulownia box, embossed with the "Jigokuroku" logo in gold leaf that does not fade. The interior is designed with a deep red motif, reminiscent of fire.