In the realm of watchmaking, the fusion of cultural craftsmanship with advanced technology often leads to creations of unmat

In the realm of watchmaking, the fusion of cultural craftsmanship with advanced technology often leads to creations of unmatched beauty and precision. One such example is Fiyta’s high-end series, notably their “Art” collection of enamel watches unveiled at the Baselworld 2013. These exquisite pieces are powered by the Swiss ETA7001 manual winding ultra-thin movement.

Technical necessities dictated this choice; the intricate cloisonné enamel dials are significantly thicker than those of standard watches. To maintain a sleek profile without compromising the overall aesthetic, an ultra-thin movement was indispensable—a common practice mirrored in many Swiss timepieces, yet a rarity within Chinese-manufactured movements due to technical constraints.

Furthermore, the decision to employ precious metal cases elevates these watches into the realm of luxury, limiting production numbers and enhancing their exclusivity and value. Fiyta’s choice of the Swiss ETA7001 movement was driven by a pursuit of stability, reliability, and aesthetic appeal, making it a noteworthy event in the Chinese watch industry. The incorporation of Swiss movements into Chinese brands remains a rare occurrence, with fewer than ten models across various brands achieving this distinction.

Fiyta’s approach not only exemplifies a bridge between cultures but also showcases the brand’s dedication to quality and elegance, setting a standard for the integration of Swiss precision in Chinese horological artistry.