The Noble Legacy of Golden Nanmu Wood

In Chinese history, Nanmu (Phoebe zhennan) stands as the most revered among the "Four Great Woods" – Nanmu, Camphor, Catalpa, and Cao. Golden Nanmu (Jinsinanmu) is the rarest variety, distinguished by its natural golden silk-like luster and satin sheen, making it exceptionally precious.

Since the Qin and Han dynasties (221 BC – 220 AD), Golden Nanmu has been cherished by Chinese royalty and nobility. During the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368–1912), it was exclusively designated for the Emperor – from the Dragon Throne itself to the construction of imperial palaces, mausoleums, and gardens. No other wood carried such supreme status.

Each watch dial is cut from genuine Golden Nanmu, preserving its unique grain, silky texture, and warm golden hues. No two dials are exactly alike – your watch carries a piece of history and nature’s artistry on your wrist.

 “Each dial is unique – natural wood color and grain may vary slightly from the picture.” 

• Genuine Golden Nanmu Wood Dial – Each dial is uniquely crafted from naturally sourced Golden Nanmu, presenting distinct wood grain and a silk-like golden luster that embodies centuries of imperial heritage.

• High-End Movement Options – Powered by either the Swiss ETA2892 or the precise Tianjin 2892 automatic mechanical movement, ensuring reliable timekeeping and smooth sweeping seconds.

• Classic & Minimalist Design – 41mm 316L stainless steel case, just 10.5mm thin, with hand-polished blued steel hands that contrast beautifully against the warm wood dial.

• Premium Details & Finishing – Double domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, red ruby-inlaid crown, and screw-down case back for durability and elegance.

• Versatile Wearing Experience – 50m water resistance for daily use, paired with genuine Italian calfskin leather strap and solid 316L pin buckle.