A 39mm mechanical watch in sunburst baby blue — where light, line, and motion converge.
There’s a moment just before the engine turns over — when the dial catches light and the shape of the case tightens visually around your wrist. Just before the horizon breaks into a glare, and the watch becomes part of the line ahead. That’s the space Touring Cielo occupies — a quiet intensity engineered in steel, gripped in rubber, and drawn clear across the horizon.
This isn’t blue for the sake of charm. It’s blue as restraint. As control. As the visual translation of a machine built for movement.
Where Rosa brings the heat, Cielo brings clarity. Same steel. Same engine. But this one doesn’t roar — it hovers.
From Sky to Surface: The Philosophy Behind Cielo
At Gorilla, color isn’t decoration — it’s intention. Every hue, every finish, every material choice is there to evoke feeling, not to mirror a paint swatch or imitate a livery. We do emotional cues. Our connection to car culture runs deep, but our watches are never costumes — they’re character studies.
Cielo is Italian for “sky.” But for us, it’s more than that — it’s the open road. That stretch where the horizon pulls wide, the lines on the asphalt blur, and the only thing in front of you is clarity. We didn’t choose the name for effect. We chose it because it feels like motion, altitude, and the kind of design that lets everything else fall away.
The sunburst finish on the dial isn’t flash — it’s focus.
A decorative surface treatment that plays with light to create motion, depth, and emotional charge. It catches the light just enough to move. The azurage texture beneath the indexes draws the eye in slow circles—a subtle visual cadence. Like a lap time you don’t need to brag about.
Every detail of Cielo was tuned to create a sense of weightlessness — not softness — the kind of precision that lets the object speak for itself.
Under the Hood: Miyota 9039
Inside, the same movement that powers Rosa keeps Cielo ticking: the Miyota 9039. No date. No noise. Just high-beat reliability at 28,800 vph, visible through a sapphire caseback.
It’s a movement chosen not because it shouts mechanical credibility — but because it speaks through precision: smooth winding, slim profile, and unwavering reliability. It delivers.
Tactility and Technique: Every Element Has a Role
The case is carved from 316L stainless steel, DLC-coated, and finished with mirror-polished chamfers that break the light like a scalpel’s edge. The bezel’s concave architecture doesn’t chase theatrics — it channels tension, pulling the light inward like a coiled spring before release, creating a sense of motion even when the watch is still. This sculptural, muscular shape is a Gorilla signature — present across our collections, not reserved for Cielo. Influenced by haute horlogerie icons like the 5270J and 5205R, it bends light like a flared wheel arch at full compression. It’s not decorative. It’s kinetic. It holds energy like a form waiting to move.
The pinstripe, sandwiched between the bezel and mid-case, isn’t just decorative — it’s expressive. A flash of color locked into the structure, reinforcing Gorilla’s architectural DNA and letting Cielo wear like no other watch in its class.
The strap? In full Viton blue, it mirrors the dial — but adds a sculptural tension, bridging visual lightness with a grounded, tactile grip. Its armor texture grips not to restrain but to guide. Precision begins at the wrist. The overall feel is cool to the touch, calm on the wrist, but never passive.
Worn for the Way You Think
Touring Cielo isn’t a lifestyle accessory — it doesn’t chase trends, and it doesn’t try to fit in. It’s a precision instrument for those who choose clarity over noise — only that they care about proportion, restraint, and mechanical honesty.
It isn’t gendered. It isn’t seasonal. It’s unshakably focused. It doesn’t sparkle. It doesn’t shout across a boardroom. It outlasts, outpaces, and outclasses the noise.
Touring Cielo
39mm. Sunburst blue. Not a color choice — a character study.