Poljot International’s new tourbillon blends craftsmanship with the magic of eight

The new tourbillon “OSEM” by Poljot International derives its name from the Tsarist Russian word for “eight,” a number that holds profound cultural and symbolic significance. This symbolic essence is not merely linguistic but is visually articulated within the timepiece through the exquisite craftsmanship of two guilloché rings, which intricately represent the number eight.

The Significance Of The Number 8

This design element adds a layer of sophistication and uniqueness to the watch, setting it apart as a symbol of elegance and precision. Across various cultures, the number eight is celebrated for its auspicious qualities, particularly in Chinese tradition where it signifies prosperity and good fortune.

Embracing this cultural richness, the “OSEM” transcends its role as a mere timekeeping device to become a bearer of positive symbolism and meaningful design. The watch exemplifies the traditional elegance and meticulous craftsmanship synonymous with Poljot International.

Alluring Design

Its skeletonised dial design reveals classical elements complemented by blued hands adorned with luminous paint, ensuring clear legibility in any light. Encased in robust 43mm stainless steel with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal front, the timepiece guarantees durability and functional reliability, rated water-resistant up to 5ATM.

On top of that, powering the “OSEM” is a skeletonised and intricately engraved manual winding movement, featuring a day-night indicator at the 3 o’clock position and a 24-hour display for tracking a second time zone. With an impressive power reserve of 40 hours and limited production to just 100 pieces, each tourbillon embodies a blend of precision and exclusivity.