

40MM FORGED CARBON · GRADUATED STONE BEZEL · CHRONOGRAPH
The Hardest Dial Colour To Get Right
White goes flat or goes glaring. This one is held down by copper.
A white dial has nowhere to hide. There is no depth to fall back on and no colour to carry the eye, so it either reads as expensive or it reads as cheap, with very little in between.
What rescues this one is the three counters — brushed copper discs, each sunk inside a black ring. They give the face somewhere to land. Instead of a flat white plate you get warm metal at three, six and nine, and black rings holding each one in place.
The result is a dial that stays bright in daylight without glaring, and keeps its structure under a lamp at night.

WHITE ON BLACK CARBON
Two Materials That Should Not Work Together
A bright dial in a black technical case, and the bezel that makes it make sense.
Forged carbon is a motorsport material — dark, matt, engineered. A white dial is a dress watch instinct. Put them together badly and the watch looks undecided.
The stone bezel is what settles the argument. Against the white dial it reads as jewellery; against the black case it reads as hardware. Because it is both at once, it gives the two halves a reason to be on the same watch.
The gold crown and pushers finish the job, repeating the warm tone of the counters around the side of the case so the white never sits alone.
How This One Is Put Together
The case first, then the part that makes white work.
The Block
Carbon fibre is pressed under heat into a solid billet, the marbling set before anything is machined.
The Case
40mm of case is cut from that billet, and the grain it exposes belongs to that piece alone.
The Counters
Three copper discs are brushed, then recessed inside black rings — the step that keeps a white dial from going flat.
Bezel And Markers
Graduated stones are set into the gold bezel, and the baguette markers are laid onto the dial with orange at four positions.
Strap And Check
The blush woven strap is fitted, the movement timed, and the finished watch inspected by hand before boxing.
2-Year Warranty. 30-Day Refund.
Wear it for a month. If it is not what you expected, send it back for a full refund — no conditions, no restocking fee.
Why This Combination Is Rare
A white dial in a forged carbon case is the combination most makers avoid, which is why you rarely see one. This keeps the carbon, the copper counters and the graduated bezel, and asks $949.
THE WHITE AND COPPER SPEC
40mm forged carbon, graduated stone bezel, plain white dial with three copper counters, gold crown and pushers on a blush woven strap. Hand-inspected, boxed for presentation, backed for two years.
What Sets Us Apart
| Prestige | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| ✓ | Forged carbon case — marbled grain unique to your piece | ✕ |
| ✓ | Graduated stone bezel, deep red through pink to champagne | ✕ |
| ✓ | Plain white dial, edge to edge, no printed outer ring | ✕ |
| ✓ | Three brushed copper counters, each inside a black ring | ✕ |
| ✓ | Baguette hour markers with orange baguettes at four positions | ✕ |
| ✓ | Gold screw-down crown between two gold chronograph pushers | ✕ |
| ✓ | Blush woven fabric strap over leather, velcro fastening | ✕ |
| ✓ | Automatic self-winding movement — no battery | ✕ |
| ✓ | Sapphire-coated crystal | ✕ |
| ✓ | 40mm and 12.4mm thick — lighter than a steel chronograph of the same size | ✕ |
OWN IT WITHOUT RISK
Thirty Days. Full Refund. No Conditions.
Wear it for a month. If it is not what you expected, send it back.
Every watch carries a two-year Prestige guarantee and a 30-day money-back promise, for every customer, in every country. Free express shipping worldwide, tracked and insured. If anything is wrong when it lands, message us and a person picks it up.
- 30-day money-back guarantee — no conditions, no restocking fee
- Two-year Prestige guarantee on every watch
- Free tracked express shipping, worldwide
- 10–18 days international · 15–25 days inside Iraq
Before You Buy
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a white dial mark or yellow over time?
Will a white dial mark or yellow over time?
No. It sits under a sapphire-coated crystal in a sealed case, so it is not exposed to skin oils or sunlight the way a strap or a printed surface is.
Are the counters really copper?
Are the counters really copper?
They are brushed copper-toned metal discs, recessed inside black rings. The finish is applied to the disc itself, which is why it catches light in bands as you tilt the watch.
Is the carbon pattern printed on?
Is the carbon pattern printed on?
No. The case is cut from a pressed block of chopped carbon fibre, so the swirl is a cross-section of the material. No two cases match.
Does the chronograph actually work?
Does the chronograph actually work?
Yes. The two pushers start, stop and reset the counters — a working chronograph, not decorative sub-dials.
Does the strap suit a smaller wrist?
Does the strap suit a smaller wrist?
Yes. The velcro adjusts anywhere along its length rather than in fixed holes, so it closes exactly where it needs to on any size of wrist.
Does it need a battery?
Does it need a battery?
No. The movement winds itself from the motion of your wrist. Left off for a couple of days it stops, and wearing it starts it again.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
Ten to eighteen days to most countries, fifteen to twenty-five inside Iraq. Shipping is free, tracked and insured, and you get the tracking number as soon as it leaves us.
Can I ask questions before I order?
Can I ask questions before I order?
Yes, and we would rather you did. Message the page on Facebook or Instagram — a real person answers, usually within the hour.