Tag: Venezianico
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Venezianico Nereide Opale Blu – light takes shape in 600 pieces
Venezianico revisits its Nereide diver with the Nereide Opale Blu, a 600-piece edition defined by a Japanese lab-grown blue opal dial that turns light into shifting teal, azure and cobalt. Each dial is unique, not by marketing flourish but by the opal’s internal structure that scatters light differently every time.
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Venezianico Nereide Tigris – Tiger’s Eye, Venetian Soul
Venezianico’s Nereide Tigris marries a classical diver’s brief with a dial of natural Tiger’s Eye, a stone whose shifting chatoyancy gives each piece a singular face. It is a simple idea, executed with care, and it works.
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Venezianico Arsenale Moissanite – controlled light, considered design
Venezianico introduces the Arsenale Moissanite, a compact 37 mm jewellery-watch that treats light as architecture rather than ornament. Mother-of-pearl dials and lab-grown baguette moissanites are employed with intent, not excess.
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Venezianico Nereide Verdigris – a lagoon born patina on a capable diver
Venezianico distills a quiet slice of Venice into the Nereide Verdigris, pairing a purpose built dive watch with a dial that celebrates time’s slow alchemy.
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A Venetian Kaleidoscope: Venezianico Redentore Arlecchino
The Redentore Arlecchino is Venezianico’s most vivid bow to the Venice Carnival yet, a 38 mm limited edition of 400 pieces whose dial turns Harlequin’s geometry into horology.
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Venezianico closes 2025 at 15 million euros – growth, a first own movement, and a clearer identity
Venezianico reports revenues above 15 million euros for 2025, a 35% increase year on year. For a brand in its eighth year, founded by Alberto and Alessandro Morelli, the figure matters less as a headline than as fuel – it suggests a maturing operation with the means to build what it says it wants to…
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Venezianico Redentore Utopia II – an Italian calibre meets a hand-cut Marea
Venezianico returns to its Utopia project with the Redentore Utopia II, a compact dress watch that pairs an Italian-made V5001 calibre with a hand-guilloché dial cut in the new “Marea” motif. Two versions appear – Alpha in gold-galvanic and Beta in graphite – both reading Venice in ripples rather than slogans.
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Venezianico’s Arsenale Bizantino: A Watch That Bridges History and Modernity
Ready to make a statement with more than just a stylish accessory? Venezianico has done it again with the Arsenale Bizantino, a harmonious blend of ancient artistry and modern design. This 40 mm engraved steel masterpiece draws its inspiration from the geometric elegance of Byzantine art, right from the heart of Constantinople.
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Venezianico’s Arsenale Sumi-e – A Harmonious Blend of East and West
Venezianico has truly outdone themselves with their latest release, the Arsenale Sumi-e. Limited to just 500 pieces, this watch elegantly marries Venetian artistry with Japanese Zen tradition. It’s more than a timepiece—it’s a bridge between worlds.
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The Bucintoro 1976: Supersonic Elegance on Your Wrist
If you’ve ever dreamed of a watch that’s not only a timekeeper but also a storyteller, you’re in for a real treat with Venezianico’s latest masterpiece – the Bucintoro 1976. Limited to just 100 pieces, this chronograph doesn’t just tell time, it shares a slice of aviation history, featuring parts from the legendary Concorde.