Ciga Design Series X

With Ciga Design Series X, the watch's structure becomes its defining design. An X-shaped bridge crosses the skeleton dial and supports the movement, which is visible through the transparent case back. The result is a distinctive watch with an industrial look that feels both rugged and visually striking.

The collection has two lines. The Ciga Design Gorilla features a 44 mm square case in 316L stainless steel or titanium, mounted on a four-corner suspension system and paired with a silicone strap. Inspired by the Egyptian symbol of protection, the Ciga Design Eye of Horus has a cushion-shaped bioceramic case. Both are powered by the CD-01, an automatic movement developed by the brand.

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Where does the name Series X come from?

The name comes directly from the design of this skeleton watch. On each model, an X-shaped bridge crosses the dial from one corner of the case to the other, supporting the movement and defining the collection's look. On the Gorilla, luminous material makes the bridge visible in the dark. On the Eye of Horus, a triangle bearing the Eye of Horus sits at the center of the X, serving as a continuously rotating seconds indicator. This open construction turns an automatic watch into a showcase for its mechanics, visible from both the front and the back.

What is bioceramic?

Bioceramic is a composite material that combines a ceramic base with a plant-derived polymer. It offers the scratch resistance and lasting color of conventional ceramic while being lighter and less prone to breaking on impact. Its bio-based component also reduces reliance on petroleum-derived materials. On the wrist, it feels smooth and slightly matte, even in warm weather. In the Eye of Horus, it makes the 48 mm case surprisingly light for its size.

Hardened K1 mineral crystal or sapphire crystal: what's the difference?

Hardened K1 mineral crystal is mineral glass strengthened by a treatment that increases its impact resistance. It is less likely to break on impact than sapphire crystal, making it a practical choice for a rugged watch. Sapphire, however, is much harder and better resists everyday scratches, though it costs considerably more to produce. K1 helps keep the Eye of Horus affordable; it covers both the front and the case back. To protect it, simply avoid rubbing it against hard surfaces such as concrete or metal.