Designed in collaboration with BEHRENS and Konstantin Chaykin, 

this new timepiece artfully the design of BEHRENS''Ultralight' case 

and Konstantin Chaykin's iconic Joker elements.

Integrating the witty smiling face motif from the Pottery Storyteller, 

Beating a Drum a masterpiece of Chinese ceramic sculpture from the Eastern Han Dynasty. 

The implementation of extensive openwork areas,

 and carefully selected color schemes gives the overall design its distinctive character.

Featuring 11 industry-leading patents, 

the watch is powered by BEHRENS' new in-house manually wound calibre BM07.

The movement's essential components are meticulously hand-finished using haute horlogerie techniques, 

such as manual brushing and manual chamfering.

The seconds hand employs the Stone Mill-Type Motion System, 

vividly depicting the scene of grinding grain by millstone labor.

The dial features two eyes with a Floating Display System, showing "hours" and "minutes" respectively.  

while a power reserve indicator is positioned at 12 o'clock.

The timepiece retains Behrens' signature luminescent style, achieving enhanced luminous visual effects.

Every iteration incorporates the quick-release straps. 

Included every watch with a dual fluororubber strap in two different colors, 

and with the option of long or short lengths.

Crafted from Behrens' proprietary SPSCF material, 

this version achieves an optimal balance of lightweight durability and wearing comfort.