Fawler Adrien

From the Mycenaean goldsmiths of antiquity to the watchmakers of the Renaissance, enamel has been valued for its deep, lasting color. The production of enamel is a precise process that allows no room for error. Glass is crushed into powder and sifted onto a thin piece of metal, which is then fired at extreme temperatures. The end result is a material that lasts a lifetime, with colors that neither fade nor chip.

The white enamel dial of this men's watch is protected by a double-curved sapphire crystal that is nearly as hard as diamond and difficult to scratch. Inside, a reliable Seiko movement ensures accuracy. A separate sub-dial for seconds is located at 6 o'clock.

The metal elements are made of surgical stainless steel - durable, scratch-resistant, and tarnish-proof. The anti-reflective coating on the glass makes it easier to read the Dauphine hands in bright light, while the high-quality luminescent material ensures readability in the dark.

The straps are made of genuine leather that develops a beautiful patina over time. Thanks to the tool-free quick-release spring bars, they can be easily swapped out.

Designed in Denmark. Water-resistant up to 50 meters. Delivered in eco-friendly packaging.