Trematic Archivio Uno Ref.802 Collector’s Edition

The Trematic Archivio Uno Ref.802 Collector’s Edition 35.30mm revives the maison’s complete calendar moonphase complication that defined Trematic’s identity through 1950s production heritage, limited to just 30 pieces for collectors who appreciate history, rarity, and mechanical sophistication. The complete calendar and moonphase invite different relationship with time as days, months, and lunar cycles unfold across the dial, demonstrating that great watchmaking deserves experience rather than simple wearing.

At 35.30mm with 13.00mm thickness through 316L stainless steel construction with polished and brushed sections, this provides authentic vintage proportions whilst the bubble back style screw-secured caseback with sapphire glass creates distinctive period character. The dual-finished dial with applied wedge-shaped hour markers, double counters, and moonphase window showcases comprehensive calendar functionality within compact dress watch dimensions.

The ETA 2846 Elaboré grade Swiss automatic movement delivers reliable 43-hour power reserve through 21 jewels operating at 21,600 vibrations per hour whilst the Dubois Dépraz 9201 calendar moonphase module adds sophisticated complication architecture. This combination demonstrates technical complexity that connects today’s collectors with remarkable 1950s heritage.

The sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating ensures optimal clarity whilst the push-pull crown maintains 50m water resistance. The Made in Italy vegan strap with 20mm lug width and stainless steel pin buckle provides ethical contemporary presentation.

This Archivio Uno Ref.802 Collector’s Edition suits serious collectors seeking authentic 1950s complete calendar heritage with genuine rarity and moonphase sophistication. The 30-piece limitation and historical significance create exceptional character whilst the comprehensive calendar functionality and vintage-inspired proportions ensure meaningful horological experience that honours Trematic’s distinguished complication legacy.