Gold Champagne

Champagne is the colour watchmaking keeps in reserve for when gold would be too much and silver not enough.

A weave, not a surface.

Look closely and the champagne dial reveals an interlaced carbon-fibre pattern. At arm's length it reads as a single tone; a few centimetres away, the weave appears. It is the kind of detail that goes unnoticed in the window and is never forgotten on the wrist.

The fluted bezel.

Every flute on the bezel catches the light at a different angle, setting up an alternating rhythm of brilliance and shadow around the case. It is what separates dial from metal when the two share the same warmth of colour.