Case and Dial Design
The watch features a platinum case with a diameter of 39.5mm and a thickness of slightly over 11mm. The design philosophy emphasizes restraint, aligning with the 1815 family aesthetic. The case houses a dial crafted through a multi-stage process involving fired white enamel applied over a copper base.
The visual composition of the dial includes large Arabic numerals and a chemin-de-fer minutes track. The hour markers are paired with blued steel hands. The aesthetic is further defined by a single red numeral '12', intended as a reference to historical Saxon pocket watches. At the six o'clock position, a one-minute tourbillon aperture is integrated into the dial, encircled by a black-polished bridge.
Evidence for this section
- “The dial is rendered in fired white enamel over copper”
- “Large Arabic numerals, a chemin-de-fer minutes track, and blued steel hands complete the picture, punctuated by a single red “12””
- “The tourbillon aperture is framed by a black-polished bridge”
