Venezianico Redentore Levius

38mm Grade 5 titanium, hand-cut Zefiro guilloché, and an Italian-made V5000 — 48 grams on strap for $5,550.

Forty-Eight Grams

Venezianico names it Levius — Latin for light — and means it. The Redentore case drops into Grade 5 titanium: 38mm across, 8.9mm thick, 44.2mm lug to lug, 12.9 grams for the case alone. On the blue leather strap the whole watch lands at 48 grams. Brushed flanks, polished bezel, sapphire with AR, 30 meters of water resistance. Dress watch geometry without the usual steel heft.

Zefiro On An 1850s Engine

Linda Renzetti cuts the full dial by hand on a nineteenth-century rose engine. The pattern is Zefiro — Zephyrus, the west wind — wavy lines that shift as light moves across the blue treatment. Short polished indexes, double-faceted alpha hands, central seconds. No clutter. Just the engraved surface doing the work.

V5000 Made In Italy

Inside: Calibre V5000, hand-wound, designed by Fausto Berizzi and Andrea Menegazzo, built by OISA on Italian soil. 3.5mm thick, 25,200 vph, 60-hour reserve, ±3 seconds a day on paper. Variable-inertia copper-beryllium balance, dual-anchored bridge, KIF shock, radial Côtes de Genève, polished anglage, micro-perlage under a sapphire back. Prima Serie: first 100 numbered for immediate delivery, then staged. EUR 4,750 / USD 5,550.