The Peacock Black Hole Central Tourbillon Event Horizon is a lugless watch in a grade 5 titanium case measuring 43.5 mm wide and 11.9 mm thick (references PBG00201.01 and PBG00201.02). It has a tapered, double-domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, a transparent screw-down caseback and 5 ATM of water resistance. The dial is a blue-purple ring whose colour comes from heat-bluing the titanium rather than from electroplating, and the luminous hands sit around the edge so the central tourbillon stays uncovered. The in-house PAX9611 is a hand-wound central tourbillon with four mainspring barrels, a 120-hour power reserve and a 21,600 vph beat rate, and Peacock claims more than 95% transmission efficiency. It is fitted to a rubber strap with a pin buckle in black (PBG00201.02) or white (PBG00201.01).

The Event Horizon launched on 17 August 2025 as the second generation of the Black Hole, after a first version in a larger 904L steel case. aBlogtoWatch’s Ariel Adams called it an affordable alternative to expensive haute horology and “arguably much more interesting than most entry-level Swiss Made tourbillons”. He praised the slim, comfortable fit and the finishing of the machine-engraved bridges, which resemble guilloché. His criticisms were that legibility is weak (“this isn’t the most legible watch in the world”) and that there is no power reserve indicator on the caseback. The watch is a regular production model sold by Peacock at USD 4,099, with no stated edition limit, and a later Black Hole III with curved guilloché has since followed it.