Venezianico Redentore Levius

Redentore Levius is the newest chapter in Venezianico's Redentore line, built around the idea of lightness as a physical, wearable quality rather than just a design concept. The name comes from the Latin levis, meaning light or gentle, and the watch carries that through a Grade 5 titanium case, a hand-wound in-house movement, and a fully engine-turned guilloché dial. It's a limited release: available for 5 days only, with the first 100 pieces individually numbered as part of the inaugural series. The case is machined from Grade 5 titanium, finished with a mix of brushed and polished surfaces, and weighs just 12.9 grams on its own — the complete watch head comes in at 40 grams, and the full watch with strap fitted weighs only 48 grams. It measures 38mm across, 44.2mm lug-to-lug, and 8.9mm thick, with a polished titanium bezel and a sapphire crystal treated with anti-reflective coating. The dial carries the Zefiro pattern, hand-engraved on a 19th-century rose engine by artisan Linda Renzetti, whose lines are meant to evoke wind moving across the Venetian lagoon; because the engraving is done entirely by hand, no two dials are identical. The watch closes on a genuine leather strap handcrafted in Italy, with a Grade 5 titanium buckle finished in a dual brushed-and-polished treatment. Water resistance is rated to 3 ATM (30 meters), appropriate for light everyday wear rather than swimming or diving. Power comes from the V5000 caliber, a hand-wound movement designed and assembled entirely in Italy by Fausto Berizzi and Andrea Menegazzo, manufactured by OISA. It runs at a frequency of 25,200 bph and has a 60 hr power reserve and is only 3.5mm thick. It's finished whand-applied micro perlage, a  Radial Côtes de Genève and mirror-polished perlage. All of this of course on full display through the display caseback.  The Levius has a 5-Day Preorder Window. The first global 100 individually numbered pieces: ships immediately. The next 100 pieces: within 1 month. The following orders: within 5 months