Own Your Bloom Starry Machine Silver Watch features a sleek silver-tone case and bracelet with a starry, textured dial for modern, everyday style. Comfortable and gift-ready, it’s available with custom branding/packaging to power your launch.
SPU: ACWTA005P1
Specification
| Movement | Mechanical |
| Dial Mirror | Crystal |
| Case Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Strap Material | Silicone |
| Dial Diameter | 44mm |
| Thickness | 13.5mm |
| Strap Width | 28x22mm |
| Strap Length | 18cm |
| Water Resistance | 50m/165ft |
Movement Performance
| Product | Movement: Multifunctional automatic mechanical movement with lightweight modular design; fewer components, stable operation
Accuracy: 21,600 vibrations/hour; deviation ≤ ±5 sec/day; swing over 250°, positional error ≤ 0.5 sec — high accuracy Power Reserve: 40-hour power reserve |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Movement: Basic mechanical movement with no modular design; fewer functions, less precision Accuracy: 18,000 vibrations/hour; deviation ≥ ±30 sec/day; swing below 220°, Low amplitude and unstable polarization, large timekeeping deviation Power Reserve: 30–36 hour power reserve |
Material
| Product |
Watch mirror - glass: Sapphire-grade crystal glass, Mohs hardness ≥ 9
Watch case: 304 stainless steel, nickel content ≤8%; no rust after 48h salt spray test, HV200 surface hardness Dial - hands: High-purity weather-resistant alloy + enhanced luminous coating; 98% oxidation resistance, glow time ≥ 8 hours Watch strap: Soft silicone paired with a stainless steel spring clasp; non-toxic, odorless, highly flexible, and fits snugly on the wrist |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Watch mirror - glass: Standard glass crystal, Mohs hardness 6, light transmittance ≤ 85% Watch case: Alloy (nickel ≥15%); rust after 24h salt spray test, HV120 hardness Dial - hands: Alloy dial + basic luminous coating; 92% oxidation resistance, glow time ≤ 3 hours Watch strap: Standard silicone with a basic metal buckle; prone to odors and offers lower comfort during wear |
Craftsmanship
| Product |
Watch mirror - glass: 3D diamond-cut engraving, light transmittance ≥ 95%, surface roughness Ra ≤ 0.01μm, impact resistance ≥ 1.5J
Watch case: 8 polishing passes + diamond-cut floral texture with 25 sections per mm²; size tolerance ≤ ±0.1mm, smooth edges Dial - hands: Skeleton dial with luminous 12-hour markers, globe, planets, open balance wheel, and moon phase; transparent case back reveals movement clearly Watch strap: One-piece molded strap with double-button safety clasp; tightly fitted connection, smooth and secure |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Watch mirror - glass: Basic polishing, light transmittance ≤ 85%, surface roughness Ra ≥ 0.05μm, impact resistance ≤ 0.8J Watch case: 3 polishing passes; plain texture, tolerance ≥ ±0.5mm, rough edges Dial - hands: No skeleton dial; printed surface only, single-function; no case back or basic case back with no movement view Watch strap: Mostly pin buckle design (less convenient); rough strap finish, weak strap connection prone to cracking or falling off |
Function
| Product | 50m water resistance |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products | 30m water resistance |
Market Trends
| Consumer profile | Affluent professionals aged 28–40, mainly in tech and venture capital. They value innovative craftsmanship, personalized expression, and complex mechanics. Watches symbolize both status and refined aesthetics in their lifestyle. |
| Competitive landscape | Trend brands bring fresh design but lack technical depth, while luxury houses excel in craft but feel conservative. This watch, with tourbillon and celestial design, delivers “luxury + futurism,” standing out with distinctive market appeal. |
| Sales performance | In 2023, the light luxury watch market grew 8%, with peak season sales rising 25%. Monthly sales for this piece are projected at 1,500 units, ROI stable at 22%, boosted by short-form video marketing. |
| Market trends | Between 2025–2030, creative light luxury watches will maintain 8% CAGR. High-net-worth consumers continue upgrading, favoring complex mechanics and lavish gem-setting. Luxury watchmaking is shifting toward a “culture + technology” fusion. |
| Distribution and promotion | Key channels include watch fairs, art exhibitions, and private brand events. Strategies focus on collector communities, exclusive online launches, and VIP experiences, creating rarity, prestige, and an aura of exclusivity. |
