Horological Meandering Peacock Divine Craft Release

SALMANPK · 2026-02-28T01:54:59Z

Discover the Peacock Divine Craft watch, a 2025 GPHG nominee, featuring a unique hand-cut dial and new thin tourbillon movement. Explore this emerging brand.

SALMANPK introduces the intriguing Peacock Divine Craft, a timepiece that first caught his attention through its GPHG Challenge nomination. His initial exploration highlights the brand's commitment to intricate dial artistry and innovative design. This article delves into SALMANPK's observations and the community's insights on this emerging brand.

The First Time I heard of the brand "Peacock" was when one of their watches the Peacock Aircraft Hand 1953 was nominated for the 2025 GPHG Challenge Category.

When I saw an ABTW article about a new model, I was curious.

The Dial is finish is fascinating, "using over 1000 radial cuts to the metallic dial is created by hand. Such a process of cutting very even, very consistent lines requires huge expertise and time."

They have other dial colors, it's an interesting watch, a hand made dial in a 904L steel case, could have a better looking strap though. I like the direction they are taking and will keep an eye out for them.

Source: All Images from ABlogtoWatch and the last wristshot belongs to tanghaiquan.

Here is the link to the article with more details

www.ablogtowatch.com /

Key Points from the Discussion

The tourbillon design in the Peacock Divine Craft bears a striking resemblance to the flying tourbillon movement designed by Vincent Calabrese for Blancpain, a detail notably absent from the ABTW article.
The emergence of brands like Peacock and Atelier Wen signifies a strong and commendable showing from Chinese watchmaking efforts in the global luxury market.
For a watch featuring such a distinctive and intricate dial, the aesthetic would potentially be enhanced by the omission of the tourbillon, allowing the dial's craftsmanship to be the sole focal point.

The Discussion

ArmisT

Feb 28, 2026

So many brands emerging, but I give credit to the strong showing of Chinese watchmaking efforts like Atelier Wen and Peacock.

Vetnov

Feb 28, 2026

Their watches look nice for the price. One model’s case design is reminiscent of the alpine eagle.

Henke

Feb 28, 2026

This one seems to be the LUC 1860 indicies with the AE dial!

KMII

Feb 28, 2026

But especially with this type of dial the watch would benefit from omitting the tourbillon IMHO 👍🏻

quattro

Feb 28, 2026

of the one designed for Blancpain by Vincent Calabrese. And I’m surprised that Ariel Adams doesn’t mention it in his ABTW article. Blancpain: Flying Tourbillon Best, Emmanuel

KMII

Feb 28, 2026

Who is making their movements ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

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