Independent Watchmakers · 2024-07-20
Furlan Marri’s Havana Disco hides its lugs beneath a flying-saucer case
A salmon-and-brown dial and concealed lugs give the hand-wound Havana Disco a distinctive circular silhouette.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Furlan Marri press material published by Watch I Love; specifications corroborated by Hodinkee
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What to know
Furlan Marri’s Havana Disco revives the flying-saucer watch case through a clean, circular silhouette. Concealed lugs keep the steel outline uninterrupted, while a four-part salmon-and-brown dial uses contrasting finishes and small seconds at six o’clock. The result links the playful case shape with a more structured approach to typography and legibility.
The manually wound Peseux 7001 provides 42 hours of reserve, with bridges redesigned and finished for Furlan Marri. Its case measures 38mm across and 8.95mm including the sapphire crystal, with 50-metre water resistance. Launched as part of the permanent Disco Volante collection, the Havana version comes with caramel and dark-brown leather straps.
At a glance
| model | Disco Volante Havana Disco |
|---|---|
| movement | Manual-wind Peseux 7001 |
| powerReserve | 42 hours |
| caseMaterial | 316L stainless steel |
| caseDiameter | 38 mm |
| caseThickness | 8.95 mm including crystal |
| waterResistance | 50 m |
| dial | Salmon and brown |
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