Bronze is chosen not only for its material qualities, but for its quiet connection to the origins of timekeeping. Long before modern watchmaking, it was used to create instruments that allowed humanity to observe the movement of the stars and understand the rhythm of the cosmos. That history remains present, not as a reference, but as a feeling carried forward. With the Mondphase II, this connection becomes part of a larger narrative. As the first piece of the Série Universum, it reflects the idea of a mechanical universe built from within, where every component exists as part of a greater whole. Bronze naturally evolves over time, developing a patina shaped by light, air, and daily wear. The watch does not remain static. It changes slowly, almost imperceptibly, carrying time not only through its movement, but across its surface.

At the center, the moon itself is formed from genuine lunar meteorite, paired with aventurine to create a dialogue between material and illusion. Around it, the gear train unfolds in a carefully calculated architecture, guiding the flow of energy with precision. Frosted bridges and polished bevels bring structure and light into balance, revealing the movement as a living landscape. Beneath it all, a layer of aventurine extends across the base, adding depth and creating the impression of looking into a vast, mechanical universe.