Meccaniche Veneziane
Meccaniche Veneziane - REDENTORE Ø40mm - 1301004J
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Redentore is inspired by the masterpiece of the famous Venetian architect Andrea Palladio (1508-1580), father of the neoclassical style. The classic and minimal design embodies the ideals of the Serenissima Republic, combining tradition, research and innovation. Diamond-cut indexes beautifully decorate the dial while the 316L surgical stainless steel case is hand polished
CASH BOX: Ø40mm, 316L surgical steel
MOVEMENT: CAL.MV145 Automatic (undecorated version)
GLASS: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
BEZEL: 316L surgical steel
WATER RESISTANCE: 10ATM = 100mt
BRACELET: Jubilee bracelet
WARRANTY: Two-year international warranty
Timeless shapes
The Redentore case is characterized by its classic shapes and in particular by the double finish. The satin and glossy finishes are obtained through the use of special brushes by skilled craftsmen who finish every single surface through a completely manual process. Several steps are required to obtain a homogeneous result that passes the internal quality control process.
The Milanese bracelet
The Milanese mesh bracelet is the perfect combination of Italian style and the art of metalworking. Each single steel mesh is hand-crafted, cut, folded and then assembled to create a solid and elegant spiral. A perfect fit on the wrist is guaranteed, in fact, this bracelet is equipped with a sliding closure that offers an extremely comfortable fit.
Indexes and hands obtained with a diamond tip
The indexes and hands of the Redeemer are obtained through a special process which is the cut with a diamond point. This process allows to obtain extremely precise shapes to allow a perfect polishing. The result gives harmony and brilliance to the dial on which the indexes are subsequently applied.
Sapphire crystal
The Redentore sapphire crystal stands out for its shape. To obtain this curvature, various processes are required, and once it is done it is necessary to polish all the surfaces. Finally, a blue anti-reflective treatment is applied to the sapphire crystal to ensure maximum transparency.
Palladio's masterpiece
Il Redentore, is a 16th century church located on Giudecca in the Dorsoduro district, in the city of Venice. It was designed by the architect Andrea Palladio and built as a votive church to thank God for the liberation of the city from a serious plague epidemic. A representation of the building is engraved on the caseback to pay homage to the famous architect.
