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AK-10 Steel Maw Sit Sit
Maw Sit Sit is one of the rarest ornamental stones in the world, found exclusively in the foothills of Myanmar’s Himalayas, in Kachin State. Identified by Swiss gemmologist Eduard Gübelin in 1963, it is renowned for its extraordinary, almost electric green, crossed by dark mineral veins that create unique, landscape-like patterns. Its singular composition, rich in kosmochlor, makes every piece distinctive and deeply expressive. No two dials can ever be identical, ensuring that each watch carries its own natural identity.
For Akhor, Maw Sit Sit embodies a philosophy of rarity, authenticity and craftsmanship. Each stone is individually hand-cut and polished to an exceptional fineness before being suspended within the AK-10 calibre. The result is a striking dialogue between ancient geological matter and contemporary Swiss watchmaking.