THIS MEASURED USE OF COLOR CREATES A VISUAL RHYTHM THAT CONNECTS EACH FUNCTIONAL ELEMENT. THE EXPERIMENT Rather than applying color across the entire dial, this design explores how selective placement can influence the way a watch is experienced. The repeated geometry of the chronograph establishes a structured framework, while red is introduced only within the counters, hands and minute track. This measured use of color creates a visual rhythm that connects each functional element. The result is a design that feels dynamic through balance rather than excess, allowing color to enhance the architecture instead of competing with it. The stainless steel case provides the precision, durability and crisp finishing that define the Chronograph collection. Its brushed and polished surfaces create a neutral framework that allows the red details to stand out with clarity. A sapphire crystal with blue anti-reflective coating protects the dial while reducing glare, ensuring the layered chronograph display remains clear from multiple viewing angles. MATERIAL SCIENCE CHRONOGRAPH A chronograph is designed to measure elapsed time, but functionality alone doesn't define the collection. Every detail is considered through the lens of proportion, clarity and restraint, from the layout of the counters to the balance of finishes across the dial. Stainless steel, sapphire crystal and carefully refined surface treatments create watches that feel precise, durable and unmistakably contemporary. THE COLLECTION