Peacock Voyager Center Axis Tourbillon Watch

Hundreds of years ago, the sextant carried humanity to distant oceans, exploring the celestial seas and the unknowns of life with technological innovation. This embodies the great spirit of exploration.
In 1730, John Hadley invented the octant, a groundbreaking tool in maritime history. Later adapted for measuring lunar distances, it evolved into the sextant. Serving as an early navigational instrument throughout the Age of Discovery in human maritime history.

The PEACOCK Voyager, inheriting the spirit of exploration and innovation from the Age of Discovery, features an innovative design inspired by deconstructionism. The dial is reconstructed from the deconstruction of the sextant. Retaining the significant historical meaning of the sextant in its symbolic deconstruction, it reimagines the glorious and dream-filled maritime era. Made of stainless steel, it presents a sporty feel. Equipped with the self-produced coaxial tourbillon movement "SL5215", manual and automatic winding, 40-hour power reserve, and 240° power reserve display. Versatile silicone strap, waterproof and sweat-resistant, soft and comfortable.