Origin is Halcyon’s answer to what a top-tier craft watch should be: collector-grade dial art realized through a sterling-silver case, a Porcelain dial, enamel miniature painting, and master-level brushwork.

At this scale and density of detail, we are confident in the painting itself—feel free to zoom in, and feel free to compare. In the Gallery, you can examine the gaze, line work, light–shadow transitions, and layered depth up close—details that stand up to scrutiny.

Delivery timeline (Start June 2026)

Estimated delivery is by the end of June. Please understand that painter scheduling, kiln cadence, and the attrition rate from firing inherently limit how much the timeline can be compressed, and delays are possible.

Origin is produced in very limited capacity. Delivery follows the reservation order strictly; each piece must pass inspection, and anything that does not meet the standard will not be released as a finished watch.

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Origin embodies our understanding of top-tier craft watchmaking — its splendor and rarity should come from the craft itself, not from discount mechanics. We want the only real barrier for those who truly love it to be capacity and standards, not layers of markup.

That is why we price with restraint, keeping cost focused on materials and craft. Because silver prices, painter time, production duration, and kiln risk materially affect the cost structure, Origin pricing typically moves upward with costs and scheduling rather than downward.

The earlier you reserve, the more advantageous the price and queue position.

Origin Dragon

$3,349.00 USD ~~$6,499.00 USD~~

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Origin is currently available by reservation only, and discount codes do not apply.

The earlier reserved, the more advantageous the price and queue position.

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Design Narrative

Dragon — The Moment of Becoming

Halcyon Origin · Dragon is not a Western emblem of brute power, but a motif rooted in Chinese myth. The dial depicts two jiao—flood dragons—circling the moon, caught in the instant of transformation as they ascend through clouds and scales into a true dragon.

Look closely and you’ll find the story in the details: a jiao is traditionally shown with a single horn, while a true dragon bears two. On this dial, that in-between moment is preserved—one foot in what it was, the other reaching toward what it will become.

In this tradition, “becoming a dragon” is more than change; it carries a blessing. It symbolizes transformation, breakthrough, and the decisive instant of success. Painted on a Porcelain dial, it becomes a wearable reminder to meet life’s trials with courage—and to step fully into your own moment of becoming.

Collector-grade miniature art
Porcelain × enamel, kiln-set
Sterling silver presence

Please note: Discount codes do not apply to Origin Collection.

Pinnacle Craft, On the Wrist

Origin is Halcyon’s answer to what a top-tier craft watch should be: collector-grade dial art realized through a sterling-silver case, a Porcelain dial, enamel miniature painting, and master-level brushwork.

At this scale and density of detail, we are confident in the painting itself—feel free to zoom in, and feel free to compare. In the Gallery, you can examine the gaze, line work, light–shadow transitions, and layered depth up close—details that stand up to scrutiny.

Delivery timeline (Start June 2026)

Estimated delivery is by the end of June. Please understand that painter scheduling, kiln cadence, and the attrition rate from firing inherently limit how much the timeline can be compressed, and delays are possible.

Origin is produced in very limited capacity. Delivery follows the reservation order strictly; each piece must pass inspection, and anything that does not meet the standard will not be released as a finished watch.

Best Value Now · Pricing Moves Up Soon

Origin embodies our understanding of top-tier craft watchmaking — its splendor and rarity should come from the craft itself, not from discount mechanics. We want the only real barrier for those who truly love it to be capacity and standards, not layers of markup.

That is why we price with restraint, keeping cost focused on materials and craft. Because silver prices, painter time, production duration, and kiln risk materially affect the cost structure, Origin pricing typically moves upward with costs and scheduling rather than downward.

The earlier you reserve, the more advantageous the price and queue position.

Origin Dragon

$3,349.00 USD ~~$6,499.00 USD~~

Origin — A Collector’s Dial Art Series

Porcelain as the canvas. Multi-Fired Enamel Hand-painting as the language. 64g Sterling silver as the frame.

The Moment of Transformation

— The inevitable result of courage, patience, and steady ascent

Not at the finish line, but at the threshold. Two Jiao surge through the clouds—horns not yet fully grown, yet scales and claws already showing their power. It is the instant of becoming: suspended between Jiao and dragon, between earth and sky.

To wear it is to carry a reminder: transformation is never accidental—it is earned. Courage, patience, and continual upward effort turn trials into that moment of ascent. The most radiant moments often come from quiet persistence, until you finally cross the line.

For more on Origin’s craft and design aesthetics, you can explore the Halcyon Archive under Discover in the navigation menu.

Masterful Artistry

This is ink-wash aesthetics brought to a pinnacle at miniature scale: romantic and richly layered, yet every stroke remains crisp, disciplined, and composed.

The artistry of Origin · Dragon does not rely on “more detail” to impress. Instead, it builds atmosphere through carefully layered density, contrast, and rhythm—so the image seems to breathe as light moves across it. The drift of clouds, the rise and fall of the scales, the turns of each line, and the transitions of light and shadow are handled with a rare balance: opulent, but never noisy.

That sense of splendor comes from true mastery: hairline brushwork, uncompromising line cleanliness, and an exact command of spacing and layering. Zoom in and you’ll see it clearly—every “depth” you notice is not an effect, but control. The more expressive the language becomes, the more skill it takes; the more layered the composition grows, the more restraint it demands.

When a painting still holds up at close range, it becomes more than beautiful—it becomes a work. Dragon is held to that standard: details that withstand scrutiny, and a presence meant to last.

For more on Origin’s craft and design aesthetics, you can explore the Halcyon Archive under Discover in the navigation menu.

Enamel on Porcelain —

A Peak Craft, Taken One Step Further

In decorative arts, enamel is widely regarded as a pinnacle craft. Within enamel miniature painting, the discipline of one color, one firing is often considered the peak: each pigment layer is painted and fired separately, with virtually no room for correction. It’s not enough to paint well—you must also survive the kiln.

Placing this craft on a Porcelain dial raises the difficulty again. Porcelain cannot tolerate rapid temperature change; Heating and cooling must be far slower, gentler, and more controlled—often taking ten times longer or more—or the dial may crack.

And it is worth it, because the beauty is pushed to its fullest:

Higher firing range lets enamel show greater depth and translucency.
Porcelain’s warm base naturally tempers enamel’s brilliance—luminous, yet restrained.

For more on Origin’s craft and design aesthetics, you can explore the Halcyon Archive under Discover in the navigation menu.

A note on value

In watchmaking, enamel miniature painting of this echelon israre below $50,000—and executing it on Porcelain is rarer still, given the material’s strict firing demands.

Sterling Silver & Hand-Finishing

A Softer Presence, A More Elegant Foundation

Origin uses a sterling silver case. The appeal of silver isn’t sharpness—it’s its jewelry-like character: a softer glow, a warmer presence, and nuanced depth that shifts with light and time.

That gentle weight gives the artwork its poise. The case doesn’t compete with the dial; it quietly supports it—so Porcelain’s radiance and the miniature painting’s detail feel more elegant, more composed, and more collector-worthy.

Collectibility — Rarity and Limited Capacity

Origin is Halcyon’s collector-grade expression of craft, never designed for scale. Its rarity is not a slogan—it is dictated by the work itself: the time and focus of master painters, the kiln rhythm required for Porcelain and enamel, and a near-zero margin for error that leads to rigorous attrition.

As a result, each Origin design is produced in truly limited capacity—typically two pieces per month, or fewer. Every Origin is a limited work, accompanied by an individual serial number and a collector’s certificate.

Created to commemorate the United States’ 250th anniversary, Eagle is limited to 50 pieces for public release.

Within Origin’s framework of limited capacity, numbering, and certification, this dedication becomes a clear collectible marker—meant to be recognized and recorded.

Value — Top-Tier Craft, Made More Within Reach

In watchmaking, sterling silver cases, enamel miniature painting, and brushwork at this echelon typically do not belong to this price tier—let alone all of them brought together, and still holding up under magnification.

Origin is our clearest answer to what a top-tier craft watch should be: enduring materials, master-level artistry, and a beauty meant to be kept—something genuinely worthy of collecting.

Yet we also believe lasting beauty should not remain forever out of reach. That is why we deliberately avoid expensive retail counters and sales structures, keeping the cost where it matters—materials and craft. We rely instead on time, trust, and word of mouth to carry the work forward.

As a result, Origin can be offered at a more restrained—yet truly approachable—price for collectors who care about the work itself.

Specs

Watch Size: 42 mm

Lug Width: 22 mm

Case Material: 925 Silver (64 g)

Backcase Material: Stainless Steel

Glass: Sapphire

Buckle: Stainless Steel

Dial Material: Porcelain

Painting: Enamel

Movement: Seiko NH05

Weight: 263 g

Strap: Black Embossed Cowhide

Warranty: 2 Years

Our Promise

From checkout to your wrist, we take responsibility — including international shipping — so you don’t have to worry about what happens in between.

Shipping with duties included

No surprise fees on delivery — the price you see is the price you pay.

Transit issues are on us, not on you

If customs, returns, loss or damage occur in transit, we handle it and make sure a replacement or solution reaches you.

30-day returns & 3-year warranty

Time to live with the watch at home, plus long-term support if anything goes wrong.

90-Day Price Protection

If the price drops within 90 days, we refund the difference.

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Questions

Are there differences in craftsmanship among Origin pieces?

The craft system and craft tier are consistent across the Origin line. All Origin pieces share the same core process: enamel miniature painting executed on a Porcelain dial, built through multiple rounds of painting and kiln firing to set each layer.

The differences lie primarily in the motif and the painter’s interpretation—brush language, detail density, and compositional complexity—which can affect production time and scheduling, but do not imply a higher or lower “craft tier” between models.

In other words, you can simply choose by aesthetic preference.

How to Identify and Distinguish a Porcelain Dial?

There are a few types of dials that can be easily confused with porcelain dials, including enamel dials, zirconia dials, and other ceramic dials.

Porcelain Dial: The key characteristic of a porcelain dial is its thick, transparent glaze layer, which gives the surface a lustrous and smooth appearance that changes under different lighting conditions.

Ceramic Dial: Unlike porcelain, ceramic dials typically lack a transparent glaze layer, so their surfaces are generally matte and non-reflective.

Enamel Dial: While enamel dials are also fired, they do not have a transparent glaze layer. As a result, the colors appear vibrant and direct, making them well-suited for multicolor miniature painting. However, when used as a single-color dial, they may appear somewhat plain.

Zirconia Dial: Zirconia is commonly used in industrial products like dental crowns and smartphone cases. Due to its industrial production, its luster is more glaring and monotonous compared to porcelain, and the difference is noticeable when compared side by side.

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