Peacock Unveils a New Artistic Timepiece - the Divine Craft Watch with Hand-Made Dials and Thin Tourbillon Movement

Peacock, a Chinese watchmaker known for quality yet affordable tourbillon watches, has once again made a splash in the horological realm. They recently introduced the Divine Craft timepiece, a refined synthesis of state-of-the-art mechanics and craftsmanship. Distinct from their previous creations, Peacock has underscored its prominence by fabricating its own movement in-house, resulting in timepieces that pair outstanding quality with reasonable pricing.

Most of Peacock’s creations incorporate ‘flying tourbillons’, an intriguing type of tourbillon established in Glashütte, Germany. This intricate structure dispenses with the typical top securing bridge over the turning cage, revealing the true beauty and complexity of the mechanism. The Divine Craft, like the brand’s other offerings, exhibits one of these enchanting flying tourbillons.

To appreciate the scale of innovation, one can turn to the Classic-Grandeur Tourbillon, Peacock’s previously launched model. Where the older model measures 43mm in diameter, the Divine Craft scales down to only 39.5mm. The novel timepiece’s polished and brushed 904L steel case is astonishingly slender at 8.9mm thick, made possible by Peacock’s in-house PAX9610A, which measures just 3.5mm thick.

The upgraded caliber PAX9610A impresses not just with its reduced size but also with its superior performance. Peacock has abandoned the antiquated 3Hz operational frequency for a superior 4Hz, a move set to enhance timing efficiency and precision. Even better, this timepiece’s power reserve has been boosted from 48 to 68 hours, a clear testament to the movement’s enhanced ingenuity.