Tried two stunning styles today. The full‑sparkle diamond one is absolutely gorgeous, but surprisingly the green‑dial gold version feels way more me. Can’t stop leaning toward this rich green “rock candy” vibe!
I’ve been playing around with these two watches, and honestly… both have their charm.
One has the subtle elegance of a creamy shell dial—soft, understated, with hints of color that only show under certain lights. The other has a more playful vibe, darker and sparkling with all those rainbow-like reflections.
Neither is over the top, both are quietly stunning. It’s the kind of thing where you just have to feel it in person.
If you had to pick one for today, which would it be?
I finally finished my week with the watch and I have to admit, this watch stayed on my mind longer than I expected.
The wearing experience was good, though not what I’d call effortless. The case is incredibly thin, and at 41mm it wears a little large on my wrist. The edges feel sharper than most dress watches, and the strap was still fairly stiff during the first week.
But the design more than makes up for it.
The partially openworked dial, the deep blue tone, and the way the micro-rotor blends into the movement make the whole watch feel like a piece of mechanical art. It has that rare quality where you look at it once and immediately know it’s something special.
One thing I didn’t expect was how audible the winding rotor is. It has a soft “shhh” sound when it moves. Not unpleasant, just more noticeable than a watch this elegant might suggest.
Accuracy and power reserve were both excellent.
Comfort aside, this is one of those watches that makes you forgive almost everything the moment you look at it.