In Japan, hanami is the old custom of sitting under the cherry trees for the few days they bloom, watching the petals come down. Sakura keeps that moment on your wrist. A real cherry-blossom photograph sits in a polished gold-framed window, like the miniature paintings of classic art-dial watches, and petals drift slowly down behind the glass. Choose the scene: blossom against a spring sky, dew-covered Somei-Yoshino, Mount Fuji over the blossom, the lantern-lit night blossom of yozakura, or a single flower up close. Then choose how many petals fall and how fast, from a few slow ones to a spring breeze. Around the window, a guilloché, sunburst, enamel or matte dial with applied gold indices and dauphine hands.
- 5 cherry-blossom scenes in one face
- Falling petals: few, calm or many; slow, gentle or breeze; small, medium or large; in the window or across the whole dial
- Weather, battery and steps on the dial (each hides when unavailable)
- 3 always-on layouts, 3 brightness levels
- 7 colourways × 6 accents
- 4 dial finishes
- 3 index styles
- 2 hand styles
- Sweep, tick or no seconds
- Model name, Dialique, DQ or no logo
- Wear OS 5 and 6
