Special feature: Wandering hour
 Limited edition of 500 copies
 Also available in the colors: Sapphire Blue or Jungle Gree n. Contact us to find out about delivery times and availability
 If you're afraid of spiders, you might not like the following!
 The ATOWAK Tarantula watch, whose name is inspired by the arachnid, has a hypnotic charm. It presents a wandering hour which seems to float above a dial in the shape of a spider's web, giving the impression of admiring the beauty of a tarantula weaving its web.
 This watch is the result of a perfect alliance between art and watchmaking. The most striking detail of the TARANTULA is its wandering satellite time. Nestled in a curved barrel- shaped 316L steel case, the Wandering Satellite Time is perhaps one of the most beautiful ways to view time. This feature, often found in the most expensive watches, moves elegantly, orchestrating the passage of time through two axes of rotation - in the three-spoke wheel itself, as well as in the numbers on each branch which also rotate on their own axis. At all times, one of the arms also points towards the minute arc, located in the lower half of the watch. The seconds wheel, in the center of the watch, rotates constantly, acting almost like the heartbeat of the tarantula.
 Wandering satellite time is displayed on a carefully designed three-dimensional dial, inspired by spider webs. With a hexagonal pattern reminiscent of the details of a Spiderman costume, the dial provides an ideal canvas for the wandering time movement. This canvas is enclosed in a three-part, brilliantly hand-polished 316L steel case, topped with a domed sapphire crystal. By turning the watch over, you can also see the underside of the TARANTULA, thanks to an exposure window that allows you to observe the modified Miyota 9039 automatic movement.
 Each watch embodies ATOWAK's vision of making watches without compromise. The case undergoes up to 20 cycles of hand polishing, and the TARANTULA's numerals and hands are illuminated with Swiss Super-LumiNova, often used in high-end watches. Finally, the watch is attached to your wrist with its NBR rubber strap - an extremely flexible and durable rubber variant with excellent waterproof and antibacterial properties.