The Sternenhimmel in blue aventurine marks one of the earliest expressions of Felipe Pikullik’s fascination with the cosmos.

Its surface does not simply reflect light, but holds it, like a clear night sky where depth emerges gradually, not at once.

What appears minimal at first reveals itself over time, inviting a slower way of seeing, where attention settles into quiet detail.

The dial is crafted from deep blue aventurine, its surface alive with fine crystals that create the impression of a distant, endless sky.

A hand finished nameplate sits gently above the dial, introducing a quiet sense of structure without disturbing its openness.

Three hand set diamonds at three, six, and nine o’clock mark the passage of time with subtle precision, appearing like fixed stars within a constantly shifting field of light.

Turn the watch over, and the character becomes more structured, yet remains deeply expressive.

The movement reveals itself through open architecture and hand finished surfaces, where each bridge and edge carries the trace of the hand that shaped it.

Polished bevels catch the light in contrast to matte textures, creating a rhythm of reflection and shadow that gives the movement both depth and presence.