Four watches
So which one is you?
Fully stone-set cases, precision quartz inside. They are not four versions of the same watch — they are four different entrances. Read the line under each name, then see it worn further down the page.
Rather be asked than choose? Answer four questions instead.
Nothing here yet
No watches match this view. Try another filter or browse the full range.
On the wrist
Seen on a wrist,
not a plinth
A stone-set case never looks the same in a product photo as it does under streetlight, a flash or full midday sun. Here is how each one actually wears.
Dinner, dark tailoring
Emerald Frost
Under low restaurant light the green dial goes almost black until it catches an edge.
See Emerald Frost
Golden hour, rooftop
Whiteout Gold
Late sun on a gold case is a different animal. Cream linen, black tee, nothing else needed.
See Whiteout Gold
After dark, driving
Nightfall
Ice-blue dial picking up every neon sign it passes. Built for the hours after work.
See Nightfall
Full room, black shirt
Aurora
Crimson under a flash. This is the one people ask about before you finish saying hello.
See Aurora
Evening, neon spill
Nightfall Purple
Violet dial against magenta light. The one that reads loudest once the sun is gone.
See Nightfall Purple
Daylight, off-duty
Whiteout
Grey afternoon, plain overcoat, and the brightest thing on the street is your wrist.
See Whiteout
Midday, full sun
Aurora Green
Square steel case, three sub-dials, and a green that goes electric the second full sun hits it.
See Aurora Green
Styled shots · Colours shown as worn in natural and night light