"Campanola" - a new product inspired by the starry sky with the moon floating in it

　Since its launch in 2000, Campanola has continued to release original pieces based on the design concept of "the beauty of the sky." Following on from its previous work, which had a motif of "sea and moonlight," the brand has now released a new piece with the smallest case diameter in the collection, at 36mm.
　
　The theme for this edition is "A starry sky with a floating moon." Three moon phase models express the worldview of this theme using lacquer and mother-of-pearl. "Yuzuru" depicts the night sky with glossy jet-black lacquer, studded with mother-of-pearl stars. "Akiho" depicts the night sky with blue lacquer, reminiscent of lapis lazuli. And finally, "Tsukuyomi" is named after the god who rules over the night, and features a black-dyed mother-of-pearl dial combined with a black case coated with Duratect DLC. Each model has a tasteful name that evokes the moon.
　The two original moon phases are also fascinating. The moon disc is designed to rotate once every 59 days, meaning that it changes every month. One depicts the moon with its eyes open, and the other with its eyes closed.

　This is a new model with a rich storyline, where you can enjoy a small moon and a starry sky every time you look into the three-dimensional dome-shaped sapphire crystal, a characteristic of Campanola.