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REDENTORE LEVIUS, THE WEIGHT OF LIGHTNESS
Grade 5 titanium, the Made in Italy hand-wound V5000 calibre and a guilloché dial entirely hand-engraved on an antique 19th-century rose engine come together in the Redentore Levius: 38 mm in diameter, just 8.9 mm thick and weighing only 48 grams on the wrist.
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Venezianico explores a new dimension of the Redentore, transforming lightness into matter, gesture and perception.
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Some qualities can be expressed through numbers; others can only truly be understood when they are experienced. Lightness belongs to both.
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With the Redentore Levius, Venezianco opens a new chapter in its exploration of contemporary Italian watchmaking, choosing to work through subtraction: reducing weight, refining forms and eliminating everything that is not essential, without sacrificing material, mechanics or the value of craftsmanship.
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Three elements define the project and express its identity: a Grade 5 titanium case, the Made in Italy hand-wound V5000 calibre and a guilloché dial entirely hand-engraved by Linda Renzetti using an antique rose engine dating from the mid-19th century.
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The result is a 38 mm dress watch measuring just 8.9 mm thick, in which lightness is not simply a technical specification but becomes an integral part of the emotional experience of the watch.
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The case alone weighs 12.9 grams, the complete watch head just 40 grams and, once fitted with its handcrafted Italian leather strap, the Levius tips the scales at only 48 grams.
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Numbers that are difficult to translate into sensation until the moment the watch is held or worn. It is then that the meaning of its name becomes immediately apparent.
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Levius derives from the Latin levis: light, delicate, gentle. A word chosen to express the essence of a watch in which lightness becomes a form of elegance, something that does not need to impose itself in order to be felt.
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The harmonious proportions and clean lines that characterise the Redentore collection remain intact, as does the neoclassical inspiration that has always shaped its design.
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What changes is the perception: on the wrist, the Levius seems almost to lose its physical substance, allowing the light, the dial and the movement of its engraved pattern to emerge. Lightness is no longer something simply measured in grams, but something to be felt against the skin.
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Making this possible is, first and foremost, Grade 5 titanium, chosen for its exceptional balance of lightness, strength and refinement. A material with outstanding technical properties, titanium is particularly challenging to work with when the aim is to achieve the polished surfaces and contrasting finishes normally associated with elegant watchmaking.
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It is rare to encounter this level of finishing on a material more commonly used for sports watches, where it is generally presented with brushed or sandblasted surfaces.
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Venezianico alternates brushed and polished surfaces, creating a dialogue between the contemporary character of titanium and the soft, classical forms of the Redentore. The polished bezel captures the light, while the different finishes follow the contours of the case without adding visual weight.
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But if titanium makes the Levius physically light, it is the dial that transforms that same idea into an image: Zefiro, the wind engraved in metal.
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The guilloché motif created specifically for the Redentore Levius is named Zefiro and draws its inspiration from Zephyrus, the West Wind of classical mythology: a mild, benevolent breeze, herald of spring, associated with nature's awakening and the return of life.
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The intention is not to depict the wind, but to capture its passage. The undulating lines of the Zefiro pattern seem to ripple across the surface of the dial like an invisible current sweeping across the Venetian Lagoon, continuously changing according to the angle of the light and the movement of the wrist.
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Something intangible thus takes shape in matter. The pattern seems to breathe, expand and contract, transforming the physical lightness of the titanium case into its visual equivalent: wind engraved in metal.
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Each dial is created by Linda Renzetti. Raised in her family's workshop, where the art of guilloché has been handed down through generations, she is today among the small number of artisans capable of preserving this technique through the manual use of historic rose-engine lathes.
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For the Levius, she works on a machine dating from the mid-19th century, entirely devoid of automation, where every movement depends upon the sensitivity and experience of the artisan. Pressure, rhythm and progression are controlled entirely by hand as the pattern gradually takes shape on the metal.
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Line by line, the motif emerges through a slow process in which every gesture is definitive. There is no possibility of correcting or erasing. It is precisely this direct relationship between hand, machine and material that makes every dial subtly different from the next, transforming an extremely precise geometry into a living surface. With Zefiro, Linda Renzetti therefore harnesses the mechanical rhythm of a 19th-century rose engine to give shape to something that, by its very nature, has no shape: the wind.
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Beneath this dial beats the V5000, the hand-wound mechanical calibre entirely designed and manufactured in Italy, which with the Levius enters the third act of its story.
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Manufactured by OISA and designed by Fausto Berizzi and Andrea Menegazzo, Technical Director of Venezianico, the V5000 was born from one of the most ambitious challenges undertaken by the brand: to bring back to Italy not simply the design or assembly of a watch, but its very mechanical heart.
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Conceived as a project capable of demonstrating that a high-quality movement could once again be built in Italy, the V5000 has progressively become one of the most recognisable elements of Venezianico's identity.
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With the Levius, it finds a new expression, one particularly consistent with the philosophy of the watch: its manual winding, slender architecture and absence of a rotor all contribute to maintaining the sense of essentiality that runs throughout the entire project.
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Through the sapphire crystal caseback, the movement is revealed without mediation, exposing its bridges, gear train and balance wheel and reminding us that behind the apparent simplicity of the Levius lies a profoundly Italian mechanical project.
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Lightness, then, becomes a new expression of the Redentore. With the Levius, Venezianico continues the journey that began with Utopia, while choosing to explore a different dimension.
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If Utopia transformed the ambition of a Made in Italy mechanical movement into reality, the Levius begins with that same technical heritage, no longer “utopian”, and asks what elegance can mean today. This time, the answer lies not in adding, but in subtracting. Less weight, less thickness, no superfluous elements. What remains is material, mechanics, the artisan's gesture and light.
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All contained within 38 millimetres of diameter, 8.9 millimetres of thickness and 48 grams of weight. Because sometimes, to give greater value to time, you simply have to make it lighter.
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The Redentore Levius will be priced at €4,750 ($5,550). The first 100 pieces, individually numbered as the inaugural series, will be available for immediate delivery; the following 100 will be delivered within one month, while subsequent orders are expected to be delivered within five months.a
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Collection: REDENTORE
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Model: REDENTORE Levius - Prima Serie Edition
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Availability: 🔰 Limited to 200 pieces.
DELIVERY: First 100 individually numbered pieces: immediatedelivery | Next 100 pieces: within 1 month | Following orders:within 5 months
🔴PRICE : EUR : 4.750 € / (US $5,550) | 5-day Pre-Order window 💰
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