Sternenhimmel FPA1

The Felipe Pikullik Sternenhimmel FPA1 introduces the atelier’s first fully developed in‑house movement architecture, the FPA1, marking a major step toward mechanical independence for the Berlin workshop. The hand‑wound calibre features a 46‑hour power reserve, 20 jewels, and a low‑beat frequency of 18,000 A/h, and incorporates technically refined elements such as wolf‑teeth crown and winding wheels for smoother energy transmission and an enclosed click mechanism that isolates micro‑debris to preserve long‑term movement stability.

Its bridges are crafted from untreated German silver and finished with hand‑executed tremblage, contrasted by polished bevels that give the movement a distinct depth and organic texture. A hand‑crafted balance wheel further reflects the atelier’s commitment to mastering traditional regulating components.

Housed in a 39 mm case measuring 10.5 mm in height with a 47.5 mm lug‑to‑lug, the watch integrates four pushers into its architecture—one operating the retrograde date via a discreet lug‑embedded corrector, while three remain reserved for future complications envisioned for the FPA1 platform. The dial, available in blue or green aventurine, captures the shimmering depth of a star‑filled sky, staying true to the Sternenhimmel’s origins and Felipe Pikullik’s fascination with astronomy. Delivered with both a rubberized leather strap and a rubber strap.