The hardest part of designing a minimal watch? Knowing when to stop removing things.

This concept started with a client brief to revive the feel of classic minimalist timepieces without copying them. No retro imitation, no over-modernized departure. Just a natural evolution.

The dial composition was the trickiest part. Spacing, hand lengths, index placement: every element had to earn its spot. Removing things is harder than adding them, and there's patience in that kind of restraint.

Case profile is slim, lug geometry is resolved, and every curve transition is clean without being showy.

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