Holthinrichs Deconstructed Aventurine (titanium)

Holthinrichs is a Dutch independent that 3D-prints its cases, and the Deconstructed Aventurine is the quietest of the line: a Grade 5 titanium case printed with unusually minimal lug structures, weighing under 20 g without the strap, with raw printed textures left against hand-brushed surfaces. It is 39 mm across, 47 mm lug to lug and 9.8 mm thick including the domed sapphire. The dial is deep blue aventurine, whose glitter reads like a starry sky, with twelve slim sloped baton indices and laser-cut steel hands. The hand-wound HW-M01 is half made in-house on an improved Peseux 7001 architecture, stiffer and fitted with an inertia balance for better timekeeping, with German silver bridges, Côtes de Genève and hand-cut anglage including eleven inward angles. It comes on a handmade curved alligator strap with a 3D-printed buckle, and it is limited to 20 pieces at about EUR 35,000.

Written 28 September 2026 from Holthinrichs.