Re-Belle Sakura
Model History
Re-Belle is Cvstos's answer for a female audience, and the Sakura model represents its starting point: a watch that keeps the brand's signature tonneau case, here in more contained dimensions (47.20 × 36.00 mm) and with the curves of the case band embellished with diamonds, sapphires or tsavorites depending on the version. The mother-of-pearl dial, hand-decorated with floral motifs recalling the cherry blossom from which the model takes its name, is probably the most distinctive element of the entire collection.
From a technical standpoint, the Sakura carries the automatic Cvstos caliber 551, with 23 jewels, a 42-hour power reserve and a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, which in addition to hours, minutes and seconds also offers a large date and a second time zone — a functional specification not to be taken for granted in a watch conceived primarily in an aesthetic and jewelry-driven key.
Alongside the Sakura, the Re-Belle line also includes the Papillon variant, centered on a butterfly motif painted on the dial and without the second time zone in favor of a simpler three-hand layout: a different expression of the same decorative language, which remains part of the same Re-Belle family rather than a separate collection.
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Main Executions
The name "Sakura" refers to the Japanese cherry blossom, the quintessential symbol of fleeting beauty in Japanese culture: a reference that is directly reflected in the hand-painted petals on the dial, made with the same miniature painting technique used for the butterfly motif on the Papillon variant.

