Cincinnati Watch Company When Pigs Fly

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37% of key specs known. Missing: lug-to-lug, thickness, weight, water resistance, hardening, crystal, AR coating, crown, lume, end links, link attachment, clasp micro-adjust.

Hand-made cloisonné enamel dials by watchmaker Jordan Ficklin playing on Cincinnati's nickname Porkopolis: a winged pig, among clouds with Roman numerals on #1 and flying over the Cincinnati riverfront skyline on #2 and #3, in hand-bent wires on .999 fine silver filled with Japanese vitreous (grand feu) enamel and fired several times at about 1400 °F. Each numbered piece is its own store listing, recorded here as variants; all three are shown sold in the brand's Enamel Watch Gallery, so status is limited (no series size stated). Case, diameter, lug width and movement are from the specifications block the brand uses on its enamel-dial pages (316L steel, 36mm, 20mm lugs, Swiss Sellita SW300-1b automatic, steel bracelet); "b" is Sellita's no-date execution and the dials show no date. Display caseback from the caseback photo the brand shows on these listings. Five-link bracelet from the product photos. Thickness, lug-to-lug, crystal and water resistance are not published. #1 listed December 2023, #2 March 2024, #3 March 2025.

Last verified: 2026-10-25. Edit or correct this entry.

Sources

• Cincinnati Watch Company, When Pigs Fly #1 (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, When Pigs Fly #2 (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, When Pigs Fly #3 (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, Enamel Watch Gallery (sold pieces) accessed 2026-10-25