
A refined watch that beautifully balances elegance and practicality. The automatic movement in a classic round case complements its sophisticated design.
Clair de Rose sits outside the dive-and-tool-watch corner of my catalogue, but the scoring axes don't care what a watch looks like — they measure it. At 34mm this case reads small next to sport Tudors, yet the finishing under that opaline dial is the same case architecture I've measured on watches costing far more: solid end-links, a properly toleranced caseback, 100m of real water resistance most owners will never need. The date window is the only complication, which keeps the dial doing one job — legibility — very well. Reference M35800-0001, steel on steel.