Green under rose gold is a decision.
Most watches pick one loud thing and stop there. This one puts a deep green dial inside a warm rose gold case on a metal link bracelet, and the two make each other look more expensive than either would alone. The design behind it sits behind jeweller's glass.
On the wrist it comes across warm rather than flashy. Green flattens to almost black under office light, then lights up the second you walk outside. People look at it. Most of them do not ask.
A genuine automatic, not a costume
Under that dial is a genuine Japanese automatic movement. No battery, ever; it winds itself off the motion of your arm, and any watchmaker on earth can service it.
Around it: a case in your choice of 39mm or 41mm, finished in rose gold tone, and a sapphire crystal that shrugs off keys and door frames.
| Movement |
Japanese automatic |
| Case |
Rose gold tone, 39mm or 41mm |
| Dial |
Green |
| Bracelet |
Metal link |
| Crystal |
Sapphire |
| Water resistance |
Everyday wear (splash-resistant, not dive-rated) |
What this price actually buys
The watch this design echoes sells for more than two hundred times this price, and a routine service on it costs more than this entire watch. Here, one price buys the whole thing: a genuine Japanese automatic under sapphire, built to order for you and photographed before it ships.
Someone will ask. Here is your answer. It is a homage. The movement is named in the specs above. You paid for the watch, not the name.
Say it exactly like that. There is no apology in it, because none is owed.
Pick your size above and start your build. You will get photos of your finished watch before it ships. Then you will get the watch.