Venezianico Arsenale Calendar - 6221581C

A new architecture takes shape with the introduction of the automatic calendar, a complication that allows for immediate reading of the day, date, and month. The dial is built on multiple levels: symmetrical subdials, a power reserve indicator at 12 o'clock, and at 6 o'clock, the 24-hour indication is reinterpreted through a day-night disk defined by a sapphire half-moon secured by two screws. An unconventional construction solution that introduces depth and order, while maintaining immediate readability.

CASE: 316L Stainless steel, satin finish
DIMENSIONS: Ø 40 mm, lug-to-lug 44 mm, thickness 9.6mm (without crystal)
CRYSTAL: Double-domed sapphire, 1.4 mm thick
DIAL: Sunray finish, subdials with concentric finish, day/night indication with sapphire half-moon secured by screws
MOVEMENT: Miyota 9100 automatic, full calendar with power reserve indicator and re-engineered day/night indication
BEZEL: Steel, greca pattern
WATER RESISTANCE: 5 ATM (50 meters)
CROWN: Screw-down
BRACELET: Canova Concept™

24-Hour Architecture

Within the dial, the day-night indication at 6 o'clock introduces a different reading compared to traditional calendars. Instead of the classic 24-hour hand, the function is reinterpreted as a mechanical construction. A dedicated disk represents the alternation between light and darkness, while the sapphire glass half-moon, secured with two screws, defines its transition. A design solution that integrates the function into the dial structure, maintaining a clear and intuitive reading.

Construction Philosophy

At the heart of the project is a precise approach, inspired by the logic of the Venice Arsenal: modularity, sequence, control. The automatic calendar defines the arrangement of information, while the day-night disk at 6 o'clock introduces a cyclical reading of time. At 12 o'clock, the power reserve indicator represents a distinctive and unconventional element, integrated into the dial structure. The sapphire glass half-moon, secured with screws, makes the function visible and defines its operation, contributing to a solid and durable structure.