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The Nishiogi Unveils the Futuristic "Spaceship Series"

The Japanese watch brand, The Nishiogi, under Misuzu Co., has just unveiled a new collection called the "Spaceship Series". This innovative line especially appeals to those who gravitate towards futuristic designs and high-quality craftsmanship. The series aims to embody beauty and functionality by drawing inspiration from spacecraft structures and technologies.

Unique Design Aesthetics

The spaceship-inspired unique case shape, constructed using Titanium Grade 5, showcases both complexity and elegance through its reflective shiny finish. The series hosts an exceptionally rare hybrid design that not only commands attention due to its striking visual impact but also emphasizes comfort and practicality. Rather than merely being a timepiece, these watches present a statement of wearing a piece of extraordinary machinery on one's wrist, elevating the concept of a watch into a futuristic design ethos.

Mesmerizing Glow in the Dark

One of the most fascinating features of the Spaceship Series is its luminous effect realized by incorporating Swiss-made Super-LumiNova. This luminous coating covers the main lines, indices, and hands on the dial, creating a stunning blue glow in the dark. This not only enhances the aesthetic aspect but also ensures nighttime visibility, aligning with the functionality expected in modern watches.

Mastery of Craftsmanship

Titanium Grade 5 is notorious for being difficult to work with due to its strength and resistance to wear and tear, making surface finishing challenging. In contrast to many brands that typically choose a matte finish, The Nishiogi has embraced the more formidable challenge of mirror polishing. This dedication to detail also extends to the watch's sapphire glass, which is crafted from a single piece, embracing an aesthetic sharpness reminiscent of a spacecraft. A complex multi-faceted polishing process is required to achieve this unique quality, necessitating exceptional craftsmanship, thus marking the Spaceship Series as a standout in luxury watchmaking.

Future-Driven Colors and Materials

In collaboration with factories, The Nishiogi has developed striking and uniform metallic colors that echo the hues found in digital gadgets. This innovative palette invites users to connect with contemporary gadget culture, ensuring the collection stands out as a unique representation of modern aesthetics.

Spacecraft-Themed Strap and Buckle

Complementing the case's world view, the strap’s inner color is customized to pair seamlessly with each case color. The folding buckle also reflects elite craftsmanship, constructed from Titanium Grade 2, offering lightweight comfort and hypoallergenic properties, aligning with the overall spaceship narrative.

Color Variants and Pricing

The Spaceship Series is available in various colors, each priced at 418,000 yen, except for the silver model, which is priced at 385,000 yen. The vibrant choices include:

• - Spaceship Depth (Sky Blue) - JAN Code: 4937285005153
• - Spaceship White Cloud (Gold) - JAN Code: 4937285005139
• - Spaceship Akane (Red) - JAN Code: 4937285005160
• - Spaceship Ao (Deep Blue) - JAN Code: 4937285005146
• - Spaceship Silver - JAN Code: 4937285005122

Specifications Overview

• - Material:

- Case: Titanium Grade 5
- Case Back: Titanium Grade 5
- Glass: Sapphire Glass
- Buckle: Titanium Grade 2

• - Movement: Automatic mechanical movement (Made in Japan)
• - Water Resistance: 5 ATM
• - Luminous Features: Blue Super-LumiNova on dial, hands, and indices, allows the spaceship form to glow in the dark.
• - Size:

- Case Dimensions: 35.5mm × 44.5mm
- Strap Width: 22mm × 18mm

About The Nishiogi

Originating from the culturally rich district of Nishiogikubo in Tokyo, where many artists and creators have thrived, The Nishiogi embodies an uncompromising spirit in crafting unique timepieces. With a commitment to inventive design and quality, it marks a new era in Japanese watch manufacturing.

For more details, you can visit their official site: The Nishiogi