SKU: Skydance
Skydance
Incl Vat (UK)
Excl Vat
A celestial composition combining lunar meteorite, aventurine, and rotating sun animation within a refined, diamond-set case.
The Earthen Summit Moonglow takes the same foundation as the Nightfall and flips the visual balance.
Where Nightfall leans into stealth, Moonglow introduces contrast. A white ceramic case frames the aventurine dial, amplifying the sparkle and making the star-like effect more pronounced in daylight.
The dial remains the focal point. Aventurine creates depth and movement, shifting with every change in light. Combined with the removal of numerals, the watch keeps a clean, uncluttered appearance while maintaining strong legibility through bold indices and track markings.
The ceramic construction delivers durability alongside a lighter wrist presence, making it practical for everyday wear. Like the Nightfall, it is designed around usability, with an oversized crown and clear dial layout.
At night, the lume comes into play again, transforming the watch into something far more visible and reinforcing the celestial theme that defines the piece.
This is the more expressive version of the two.
Same watch. Different presence.
- Aventurine dial with dynamic light response
- White ceramic case for strong contrast
- Minimalist dial layout
- Full lume for night visibility
- Automatic movement (Miyota 9039)
- Durable ceramic construction
- Includes two FKM rubber straps
Where Nightfall leans into stealth, Moonglow introduces contrast. A white ceramic case frames the aventurine dial, amplifying the sparkle and making the star-like effect more pronounced in daylight.
The dial remains the focal point. Aventurine creates depth and movement, shifting with every change in light. Combined with the removal of numerals, the watch keeps a clean, uncluttered appearance while maintaining strong legibility through bold indices and track markings.
The ceramic construction delivers durability alongside a lighter wrist presence, making it practical for everyday wear. Like the Nightfall, it is designed around usability, with an oversized crown and clear dial layout.
At night, the lume comes into play again, transforming the watch into something far more visible and reinforcing the celestial theme that defines the piece.
This is the more expressive version of the two.
Same watch. Different presence.
Aventurine dial ...
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