ART02 Cellini-Rostovsky Edition

Availability: See it at 430 Park Avenue

• Limited Edition: 12 timepieces
• Case: Proprietary 360° panoramic view system (patent pending), titanium-and-sapphire construction was conceived as a single system: without a traditional mainplate, the case becomes part of the movement itself.
• Size: 39 mm x 9.5 mm
• Movement: Hand-wound mechanical movement
• Power Reserve: approximately 80 hours
• Water Resistance: 30 m
• Dial: golden bridge
• Caseback: sapphire crystal
• Hands: superluminova
• Strap/Bracelet: nubuck strap with titanium buckle

The Artime team unveils the ART02 Rostovsky/Cellini Edition, its third caliber and a transparent, architectural expression of contemporary watchmaking.

Available exclusively at Rostovsky Watches and Cellini Jewelers and limited to 12 pieces, the edition is distinguished by a golden bridge.

The patented 39 mm titanium-and-sapphire construction was conceived as a single system: without a traditional mainplate, the case becomes part of the movement itself. This integrated architecture creates exceptional depth and reveals the mechanism from nearly every angle. 

At its heart is a hand-wound 3 Hz movement regulated by a remontoir d’égalité. Driven by a rare Reuleaux triangle, the constant-force device delivers stable energy throughout the watch’s approximately 80-hour chronometric power reserve. Coaxial seconds displays make the mechanism visible: a red hand jumps every five seconds with each energy release, while a white hand shows conventional running seconds. A dual-hand power-reserve display lets the owner set a personal endpoint on the 360-degree scale. The white hand tracks remaining energy and meets the adjustable red hand when the remontoir can no longer operate within its intended range.  Hand-polished 60-degree bevels and flat black-polished surfaces reinforce the ART02’s sculptural character. As Artime Co-Founder Emmanuel Jutier explains, “Transparency, architecture, and breathtaking finishing are not secondary elements of the ART02; they are its very essence.”