Gold Champagne Octagon

Watchmaking has an unwritten rule: case and bracelet either stand apart or become one. Anything in between has never worked.

Gold on gold, resolved by light.

The champagne dial sits in the same tonal family as the case — there is no colour contrast between them. What sets one apart from the other is the finishing: the dial's sunburst sweeps in a circle, the bezel's facets return the light in flat planes. Two ways of treating the same colour.

One piece, from bezel to clasp.

The faceted octagonal bezel carries the lines of the case outward, and the bracelet flows from it with no lugs and no visible transition. At eight millimetres, the whole sits flush to the wrist — something only possible when the design was conceived as a single object from the start.