Up for sale is my Kurono 34mm Star Dial in Copper – Special Project 2025. It just arrived a few days ago and is in excellent pre-owned condition. The OEM strap is practically brand new; I only tried it on once and didn’t like how it paired with the watch, so I’ve been wearing it with my own straps and bracelets instead. This special release sold out in under 17 minutes. If you missed it then, here’s your chance. It comes with the full kit. (Note: any extra straps or bracelets pictured are not included in the sale.) Asking $1,239 + shipping – exactly what I paid, with no markup. I don’t believe in profiting off this hobby for a few extra bucks. The only reason I’m even considering letting it go is because I’ve developed a bit of an obsession with Nomos manual-wind movements, especially the Metro 33mm and Tetra 27.5mm. If you happen to have one of those, I’d be happy to work out a trade. Otherwise, I’d like to sell this to fund one myself and keep my collection tight. This isn’t your average everyday watch: 34mm, true to vintage dimensions Art Deco numerals and star markers, designed by master watchmaker Hajime Asaoka The tips of the minute and second hands are hand-bent to match the curvature of the dial and crystal—a signature detail of Kurono Tokyo watches The copper dial shifts in tone and character depending on the lighting Like I said, I wouldn’t be thinking of letting it go if I wasn’t so fixated on getting a Nomos right now. Thanks for looking—feel free to reach out with any questions.