Bart and Tim found inspiration for this timepiece in the close surroundings of their hometown of Oldenzaal. This is where 'Tanfana', a goddess, once stood. Tanfana is considered a guardian of peace and harmony, and her name and significance are reflected in our latest creation: the 1944 Tanfana. The reference 1944 pays tribute to the birth year of our beloved mother, Netty.

The dial and case of the Tanfana are eminently feminine. The dial of the 1944 Tanfana is formed of aventurine, a glossy midnight blue material incorporating numerous glinting metallic inclusions. Its geometric motif, known as the ‘Flower of Life’, enhances the dial's visual depth and texture.

A small display sits at the base of the dial. It eschews the customary seconds hand and track combination in favour of an animated floral motif. As time passes and the floral motif rotates, it creates a mesmerising moiré effect, reminiscent of a flower endlessly blooming.

Measuring 37.5 mm in diameter, the case of the 1944 Tanfana is intricately shaped. It incorporates a multitude of heights and unites different lines and curves, bestowing areas of brilliance and shade. The crown features an aventurine cabochon mirroring the appearance of the dial.

To the rear of the watch, a pane of sapphire crystal grants sight of the movement - an inner beauty. The automatic movement within the 1944 Tanfana obviates the need for manual winding, making it ideal for daily use. The 22-karat red gold oscillating weight is openworked, runs on ceramic ball bearings and features ‘The Tree of Life’ symbol in white gold. It is also engraved with ‘Goddess’ and ‘Tanfana’. The Tree of Life symbolises strength, growth and resilience. Its roots represent family and foundation, while the branches reflect dreams and self-discovery.

Read all details about the 1944 Tanfana here.