Furlan Marri · Disco Volante
Disco Volante
The Furlan Marri Disco Volante is a modern 38mm hand-wound dress watch line inspired by mid-century “flying saucer” cases, powered by a hand-finished Peseux 7001 movement and offered in variants such as Disco Verde, Disco Havana, and Disco Celeste.
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Overview
| Brand | Furlan Marri |
| Reference | Disco Volante 20205 |
| Collection | Disco Volante |
| Category | Dress |
| Price guide | Premium · $1,300+ |
Full specification
Specs
Case & dial
| Diameter | 38 mm |
| Thickness | 8.95 mm |
| Lug width | 20 mm |
| Water resistance | 50 m |
| Crystal | sapphire crystal with anti-reflective and anti-fingerprint coatings front and back |
| Case material | 316L stainless steel |
| Bezel | smooth integrated disco-volante case profile |
| Case back | sapphire display back |
Movement & furniture
| Type | Manual |
| Caliber | Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) → |
| Power reserve | 42 h |
| Jewels | 24 |
| Strap / bracelet | two leather straps plus herringbone-style stainless steel mesh bracelet |
Bottom line
A distinctive slim dress watch for buyers who want Furlan Marri’s design language plus real movement finishing; less practical than the brand’s mecha-quartz chronographs, but much more interesting horologically.
Highlights
- 38mm stainless-steel Disco Volante case
- Hand-wound Peseux 7001 movement
- Hand-finished bridges in Geneva
- 8.10mm case / 8.95mm with glass
- Three straps included
Who it's for
Collectors who want Furlan Marri’s most horologically serious non-chronograph design: a slim, manually wound, Art Deco-influenced dress watch with visible hand-finishing rather than a conventional round-case three-hander.
Before you buy
- Manual winding only — no automatic rotor
- 50m water resistance is fine for daily splash resistance, not swimming-focused use
- Disco Verde and Disco Havana are marked retired on official product pages; Disco Celeste is listed as soon discontinued with only a few left in stock
- At CHF 2,500, the value case depends heavily on appreciating the hand-finished movement work
FAQ
Is the Disco Volante automatic or quartz?
The Disco Volante is hand-wound. There is no self-winding rotor, so you turn the crown — usually once a day — to keep it running, and it uses no battery. A full wind holds roughly 42 hours of running time.
What movement does the Disco Volante use?
The Disco Volante is powered by the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) from Peseux, a manual caliber with 24 jewels, a 42-hour power reserve, and a 21,600 bph beat rate. It is hand-wound, so a daily turn of the crown keeps it running.
How water resistant is the Disco Volante?
The Disco Volante is rated to 50 m. That is enough for hand-washing, rain and brief swimming, but not for diving or prolonged submersion. Whatever the rating, avoid operating the crown or pushers underwater, and have the gaskets checked periodically to keep it reliable.
What movement does the Furlan Marri Disco Volante use?
Furlan Marri lists the Disco Volante with a manually wound Peseux 7001 movement. The brand says the bridges are redesigned and hand-finished in Geneva.
How large is the Disco Volante?
Official specs list a 38mm stainless-steel case, 8.10mm case thickness, and 8.95mm thickness with the glass.
Is the Disco Volante automatic?
No. It is manually wound, so you wind it by the crown rather than relying on an automatic rotor.
What comes with the Disco Volante?
Official product pages state that two leather straps and one herringbone-style steel mesh bracelet are included.
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