Peacock - Black Hole Curved Guilloché Central Tourbillon
Peacock - Black Hole Curved Guilloché Central Tourbillon
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Description
Description
The Peacock Black Hole Curved Guilloché Central Tourbillon is an extraordinary expression of contemporary independent watchmaking, combining mechanical innovation with intricate hand-crafted artistry.
At its centre, a self-developed central free-sprung tourbillon creates a striking focal point, surrounded by concentric hour and minute displays that evoke the movement of matter around a black hole.
Housed in a Grade 5 titanium case, the watch features a sculptural curved guilloché dial, individually engraved by hand to create an intricate three-dimensional pattern. Available in Cloud Azure and Night Purple, each version offers a distinctive interpretation of Peacock's cosmic-inspired design.
Powered by the in-house Peacock PAX9611A manual-winding movement, the Black Hole delivers an impressive 120-hour power reserve.
The Concept
The Concept
Inspired by the geometry of gravity and the mysterious nature of black holes, the Black Hole collection translates the invisible architecture of spacetime into a mechanical work of art.
Its central tourbillon represents the singularity, while the concentric time displays appear to orbit around it. Beneath them, the curved guilloché dial recreates the distortion of spacetime through a pattern of interlocking V-shaped grooves that progressively converge towards the centre.
The result is a dynamic composition in which light, shadow and geometry interact continuously, giving the dial remarkable depth and visual movement.
The Features
The Features
Case & Dial
Case Diameter: 43.5 mm
Case Thickness: 11.9 mm
Case Material: Grade 5 Titanium
Available Colours: Cloud Azure / Night Purple
Movement
Caliber: Peacock PAX9611A
Movement Type: Manual-Winding
Power Reserve: 120 Hours
Frequency: 21,600 Vibrations/Hour
The Functions
The Functions
Central Hour Display
Central Minute Display
Central Coaxial Tourbillon
Small Seconds

DESCRIPTION
The Peacock Black Hole Curved Guilloché Central Tourbillon is an extraordinary expression of contemporary independent watchmaking, combining mechanical innovation with intricate hand-crafted artistry.
At its centre, a self-developed central free-sprung tourbillon creates a striking focal point, surrounded by concentric hour and minute displays that evoke the movement of matter around a black hole.
Housed in a Grade 5 titanium case, the watch features a sculptural curved guilloché dial, individually engraved by hand to create an intricate three-dimensional pattern. Available in Cloud Azure and Night Purple, each version offers a distinctive interpretation of Peacock's cosmic-inspired design.
Powered by the in-house Peacock PAX9611A manual-winding movement, the Black Hole delivers an impressive 120-hour power reserve.
CONCEPT
Inspired by the geometry of gravity and the mysterious nature of black holes, the Black Hole collection translates the invisible architecture of spacetime into a mechanical work of art.
Its central tourbillon represents the singularity, while the concentric time displays appear to orbit around it. Beneath them, the curved guilloché dial recreates the distortion of spacetime through a pattern of interlocking V-shaped grooves that progressively converge towards the centre.
The result is a dynamic composition in which light, shadow and geometry interact continuously, giving the dial remarkable depth and visual movement.
SPECIFICATIONS
Case & Dial
- Case Diameter: 43.5 mm
- Case Thickness: 11.9 mm
- Case Material: Grade 5 Titanium
- Available Colours: Cloud Azure / Night Purple
Crystal
- Anti-Reflective Sapphire Crystal
Movement
- Caliber: Peacock PAX9611A
- Movement Type: Manual-Winding
- Power Reserve: 120 Hours
- Frequency: 21,600 Vibrations/Hour
Strap
- Material: Fluororubber (Black) / Silicone (White)
- Dimensions: 120–80 mm × 23–18 mm × 2.8 mm
- Buckle: Grade 5 Titanium
Water Resistance
- 5 ATM
FUNCTIONS
- Central Hour Display
- Central Minute Display
- Central Coaxial Tourbillon
- Small Seconds