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News · October 2026 · 3 min read

Three collections, fifteen dials

Meridian, Longitude and Solstice: what each watch is for, and how the dials were chosen.

The first watches of the house are drawn from three designs. Each has its own case, its own bracelet and its own short run of dials. None of them is a variation of another.

Meridian

Meridian, reference G01-0116, is the integrated steel watch: an eight-sided bezel held by eight screws, a case that runs into its bracelet without a break, and a dial ribbed in horizontal lines. It comes in six dials, from a pale glacier blue to an all-black version with a black-treated case.

Longitude

Longitude, reference G01-0114, is the watch for open water. A uni-directional timing bezel, broad luminous markers and a dial textured like water under wind. Six versions, including a rose-gold-tone case and a two-tone bracelet.

Solstice

Solstice, reference G01-0115, is the dress watch. A softened octagonal case, a dial cut in a fine square grid and a 24-hour register at six. Three versions to begin with, in steel, two-tone and rose-gold tone.

What comes next

All three run on quartz movements in 316L stainless steel cases under sapphire crystal: Meridian at 42 mm, Longitude at 40.6 mm and Solstice at 40 mm. Prices are confirmed before the first deliveries, and published to the house bulletin first.