Stardust Series

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A galaxy, set in enamel. The Stardust series is our run of glitter-in-enamel dials — pitch-black glossy enamel scattered with iridescent flake, lit by angled applied indices that catch the light at every turn of the wrist. It began in 2020 with a single dial and has stayed one of our most-requested designs ever since. Each one is a limited edition, retired for good once it sells out. This page gathers the whole family in one place: date, no-date, day-date, open heart, and GMT. The flake is the point. Rather than a flat black face, each dial holds a fine scatter of iridescent particles suspended in deep gloss enamel — near-black and restrained from across a room, alive with shifting colour up close as the light moves. The applied indices sit angled above the surface, so the dial reads with real depth instead of a printed flatness. Which Stardust is for you? Want the original look? The first-generation Stardust Dial and v2 — glossy black enamel, iridescent flake, polished applied indices — in Date, No Date, and Day-Date. Want the latest generation? Stardust v4 refines the indices and adds new formats — Date, No Date, and a GMT. Its applied minute markers are very fine; it is best handled by experienced modders. Want an open-heart? The Stardust v3 — Open Heart opens a window onto the balance wheel while keeping the celestial finish. Building a GMT? Two NH34 options — the lumed Submariner GMT Stardust (Swiss Super-LumiNova BGW9 Grade A) and the Grand Seiko GMT Stardust . Both need the NH34 and its wider 2.7mm centre hole. Collecting the series? Some members are already retired and will not return — sold-out pieces are shown for the record. The series at a glance Dial Surface Lume Complications Movement Stardust v4 Glossy black enamel, iridescent flake None No Date · Date NH35 / NH36 / NH38 Stardust v3 — Open Heart Glossy black enamel, iridescent flake None Open Heart NH38 (also NH70 / NH71 / NH72) Stardust v2 Glossy black enamel, iridescent flake None Day-Date · No Date