Gold White

White is the most unforgiving colour a dial can wear. It conceals nothing — not an unresolved finish, not a marker a fraction out of place.

A weave, not a surface.

Look closely and the white dial reveals an interlaced carbon-fibre pattern. At arm's length it reads as plain white; 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 keeps the gold from reading as a flat ring — and what gives the light dial its outline.