Obsidian Frost

Frost rises from the cold, revealing its edge in utter stillness. CHÉN STONE presents the all-new "Ink Rock Series – Frost," forged from carbon fiber to create a texture as profound and deep as inkstone. Strands of black, grey, and white intertwine, evoking night mountains cloaked in snow, freezing time at its most austere and imposing moment. The polygonal case, sharp and angular, stands as robust as ancient armor—lightweight, tough, and vigorous. The pure white rubber strap forms a stark contrast with the shadowy, textured dial, much like winter frost adorning ink-dark peaks, crafting an aesthetic of "cold exterior with resilient interior" upon the wrist. High-contrast luminous indices and a date window remain distinctly legible even in the dark. The all-mechanical movement runs unceasingly, fueling independent thinkers with endless drive. With a universe on the wrist, and a sea of mountains in the soul—within the stark simplicity of black and white lies countless sharp edges; amidst the clamor of the world, only this touch of frost stands proudly on the wrist.

Crafted from full carbon fiber, the watch features a 40mm case diameter and is powered by a Seagull ST1701 automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve. It is fitted with a sapphire crystal and is water-resistant to 50 meters.

Carbon fiber is the "black amber" refined by modern industry. Light as a feather, yet stronger than steel, every swirling, irregular pattern unique to forged carbon fiber serves as a distinct brushstroke of technology and raw power.On the wrist of CHÉN STONE, carbon fiber meets natural minerals—this is not a departure from nature, but rather a form of "reawakening." The purity of modern materials echoes the profound depth of ancient stone; the precision of technology pays homage to the warmth of the human touch. Between motion and stillness, the matte finish of carbon fiber and the organic grain of the stone engage in a silent dialogue, allowing the wearer to witness both the vastness of the cosmos and the refinement of civilization, all within the space of a wrist.