Nubuck Strap

Morocco's Atlas Mountains shift color with elevation — sun-baked red-brown earth and clay kasbah walls lower down, fading to bare stone grey near the peaks. That same shifting palette, brown deepening into a soft plum before settling into grey, provides the inspiration for our Atlas Taupe strap. It's a color that reads differently in different light, understated and hard to pin to one category. A versatile neutral that pairs equally well with warm gold or cool materials alike.

Morocco's Atlas Mountains shift color with elevation — sun-baked red-brown earth and clay kasbah walls lower down, fading to bare stone grey near the peaks. That same shifting palette, brown deepening into a soft plum before settling into grey, provides the inspiration for our Atlas Taupe strap. It's a color that reads differently in different light, understated and hard to pin to one category. A versatile neutral that pairs equally well with warm gold or cool materials alike.

Morocco's Atlas Mountains shift color with elevation — sun-baked red-brown earth and clay kasbah walls lower down, fading to bare stone grey near the peaks. That same shifting palette, brown deepening into a soft plum before settling into grey, provides the inspiration for our Atlas Taupe strap. It's a color that reads differently in different light, understated and hard to pin to one category. A versatile neutral that pairs equally well with warm gold or cool materials alike.

Ruthenium is a rare platinum-group metal prized in fine watchmaking for the deep, cool grey it produces as a coating on movement plates and bridges — a finish typically reserved for high-end calibers. That same gunmetal tone provides the inspiration for our Ruthenium Gray strap.

Ruthenium is a rare platinum-group metal prized in fine watchmaking for the deep, cool grey it produces as a coating on movement plates and bridges — a finish typically reserved for high-end calibers. That same gunmetal tone provides the inspiration for our Ruthenium Gray strap.

Ruthenium is a rare platinum-group metal prized in fine watchmaking for the deep, cool grey it produces as a coating on movement plates and bridges — a finish typically reserved for high-end calibers. That same gunmetal tone provides the inspiration for our Ruthenium Gray strap.

Gilt dials and movements were a hallmark of vintage watchmaking's golden age, when a thin galvanic layer of gold was applied to brass components and dial printing alike — a technique now hunted by collectors for the rare references that still carry it. That warm gold, aged into something deeper over decades, provides the inspiration for our Gilded Amber strap.

Gilt dials and movements were a hallmark of vintage watchmaking's golden age, when a thin galvanic layer of gold was applied to brass components and dial printing alike — a technique now hunted by collectors for the rare references that still carry it. That warm gold, aged into something deeper over decades, provides the inspiration for our Gilded Amber strap.

Tucked in the hills above Kyoto's Arashiyama district, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji is a small temple known for its hundreds of hand-carved stone rakan statues, each one different, many now soft with age and blanketed in moss. That quiet, weathered green provides the inspiration for our Otagi Moss strap. The tone runs deep and muted, more shadow than shade, understated rather than bold.

Tucked in the hills above Kyoto's Arashiyama district, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji is a small temple known for its hundreds of hand-carved stone rakan statues, each one different, many now soft with age and blanketed in moss. That quiet, weathered green provides the inspiration for our Otagi Moss strap. The tone runs deep and muted, more shadow than shade, understated rather than bold.

Tucked in the hills above Kyoto's Arashiyama district, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji is a small temple known for its hundreds of hand-carved stone rakan statues, each one different, many now soft with age and blanketed in moss. That quiet, weathered green provides the inspiration for our Otagi Moss strap. The tone runs deep and muted, more shadow than shade, understated rather than bold.