Wadi Bodega

The Furlan Marri “Honey Blue Flyback” Ref. 3199-A was created in collaboration with renowned collector Auro Montanari and Revolution as part of a trio of limited-production flyback chronographs. Restricted to just 300 individually numbered examples, the Honey Blue stands apart through its richly layered combination of deep blue, black and warm honey tones, translating the character of mid-century chronographs into a distinctly contemporary Furlan Marri execution. This example is individually numbered 168/300.

Its 38 mm stainless-steel case combines polished and satin-brushed surfaces with a concave bezel and vintage-inspired “olive-style” chronograph pushers. Beneath the sapphire crystal is a multi-part sandwich dial finished in deep blue and black, with honey-beige printing, a 30-pulsation pulsometer scale, twin chronograph registers and raised Roman numeral indexes. Curved and domed hands finished in 23K yellow-gold PVD bring warmth to the blue dial while reinforcing the watch’s deliberately vintage character. The case measures approximately 46 mm lug-to-lug and 13.2 mm thick, with water resistance rated to 50 metres.

Visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback is the manually wound Sellita AMT5100, an integrated column-wheel flyback chronograph assembled in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The flyback mechanism allows the running chronograph to be instantly reset and restarted with a single press, while the movement offers approximately 63 hours of power reserve. For Furlan Marri, the calibre received an extensively customized presentation including an 18K rose-gold coating, redesigned bridge, Côtes de Genève, circular graining, blued screws and a blued column wheel.

Produced in 2023, this example has been carefully preserved for approximately three years and is offered in like-new condition, presenting exceptionally well throughout with only minor insignificant hairlines. It is accompanied by its original Furlan Marri presentation box, outer shipping box, documentation and additional black leather strap, alongside the blue leather strap presently fitted to the watch. With its complete presentation, low production of only 300 pieces and individually numbered case, No. 168 represents an especially well-preserved example of one of Furlan Marri’s most technically ambitious early limited editions.