1926
A refined watch that seamlessly bridges classic elegance and modern functionality. With its clear numerals and automatic movement, it's an adept companion for everyday wear.
"From €2,250 in steel at 39mm — classical enough for ceremonies, versatile enough for daily work."
Drop the diamonds from the 39mm 1926 and you get this reference — the same rose gold indices and hands on a silver dial as the smaller 36mm version, just scaled up to a case size that reads as more universally wearable. That's a meaningful difference in my sizing axis: the 36mm variant skews toward smaller wrists, while 39mm sits in the range most people find comfortable without feeling undersized or oversized. Everything mechanical stays consistent with the rest of the line — standard automatic caliber, date function, 100m water resistance. Between the two plain-dial sizes, this is the one I'd default to unless you specifically want the daintier proportions.
