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Phap Lam – Enamel Grand Feu – the art of painting with fire – where every brushstroke is a challenge, and every creation a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Phap Lam is a decorative art form that uses the technique of enameling on metal, flourishing in both Eastern and Western civilizations. It is a harmonious fusion of painting, fine metal craftsmanship, and high-temperature enamel firing. The process demands exceptional precision and absolute skill.
DIAL: Grand Feu Enamel. Sterling silver 925.
CASE: Stainless steel 316L. Diameter ( 10-4 o’clock ): 40.5mm. Thickness: 11.3mm. Water-resistant to 50m. Screw-down crown. Sapphire crystal caseback.
BRACELET: Leather Belluno. Butterfly buckle Fleur De Lis.
MOVEMENT: Automatic NH35. Hour, minute. Number of jewels: 24. Power reserve: 42h. Frequency: 21.600 vph ( 3Hz ).
A timeless celebration of harmony, destiny, and national pride.
Since ancient times, in the soul of the Vietnamese people, the Dragon has stood not merely as a sacred creature — but as the ultimate symbol of divine mandate, prosperity, and eternity.
Every spring, in villages along the Duong River, the festive Dragon Procession returns — not just as a prayer for harvest, but as a heartfelt affirmation of a people united in spirit, guided by the sacred energies of their land.
The Đông Hồ painting “Rước Rồng” (Dragon Procession) was born as a joyful hymn for a nation at peace — where hearts beat as one, and the air is filled with rising fortune and radiant hope.
In the artwork, the Dragon weaves its brilliant form through the sound of drums, the fluttering of flags, and the bright eyes of a people filled with promise — as if an entire nation is marching forward together.
It is an image of deep-rooted faith:
That when people live in harmony with Heaven, with Virtue, and with each other, the Dragon will return — and with it, blessings will follow.
And now, as this image steps beyond its traditional Dó paper canvas to live on the dial of a watch, it becomes a proud reminder:
We carry within us the spirit of those who once dared to welcome the Dragon — and lead the world forward.