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A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. A three-dimensional dial in relief, combined with screen-printed detailing. “The ultramarine blue that Gaudí stole from the Mediterranean Sea”
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A Tribute to Gaudí · Numbered editions of 20 pieces

A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. A three-dimensional dial in relief, combined with screen-printed detailing. “The ultramarine blue that Gaudí stole from the Mediterranean Sea”

A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. A design inspired by the handcrafted creations of historic Modernisme, lending the piece depth, colour and a character all its own

A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. The original “trencadís” technique, rendered in aquamarine over golden veining. “The tranquil Mediterranean, as beheld from the tower of Bellesguard”

A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. A three-dimensional dial, tinted in forest green over veins of gold. “The enchanted greenery Gaudí cultivated among columns of stone”
A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. A three-dimensional dial, screen-printed in crimson over a textured base of deep black. “The blazing red Gaudí dreamt of for his polychrome fantasies”
A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. An homage to Park Güell. A polychrome salamander rendered in fragments: red, orange, green and yellow set against veins of gold.
A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. Pearlescent white veined with graphite and a whisper of gold. “The moonlight Gaudí pursued across the rooftops of Barcelona”
A tribute to Antoni Gaudí. Jet black traced with luminous veins of gold, creating a three-dimensional effect. “The Barcelona night, shattered and reassembled in gold”
Chronographs with a racing spirit · Foundational series
Racing black dial with tricolour sub-dials and a red chronograph hand. The dial that shouts fast lap before anyone says it aloud.
White panda with black sub-dials and red hands. The absolute legibility of the timekeeper, not of the racer.
Monochrome navy blue dial, orange chronograph hand and a tachymeter scale from 500 to 60. The blue of the roadbook; the orange, the pencil that jots down the bend.
Gold on black, with golden chronograph hands. The owner’s watch, not the driver’s: the one who parked the Pegaso outside the Automóvil Club.
Forest green with orange and green sub-dials and a graduated ring. The colour of blueprints, of the drawing board, of the workshop light at eleven at night.
The sky at the first light of the circuit, when everything still remains to be proven.
The colour no one expects on a racing chronograph — and the one everyone remembers.
Burgundy dial with vertical fluting, case and hands in rose gold. The only piece in the series not drawn with the circuit in mind, but the office that makes it possible.
British racing green dial with guilloché sub-dials and a red chronograph hand. The green of the mechanic’s overalls; the red, the second that decides a stop.
The same British Racing Green, here with black hands and a counter divided in two: red sector and olive sector. The engine’s limit, drawn onto the dial.
Yellow dial with black counters and red hands, on a steel rally bracelet. The three colours that signal from the edge of the track.
Electric-blue dial beneath a rose-gold case, with gilt hands and concentric guilloché counters. Ink blue, nib gold.
Dress watches · Haute couture lacquered dials
The absolute restraint of deep black absorbs the light, ceding all the limelight to the metallic gleam of the stiletto-shaped indices. The most exacting evening dress code: a watch that commands presence through an impeccable visual silence
Passion tempered by geometry. A saturated crimson red that darkens towards the edges of the case, like the lees of a fine wine. A bold colour for the wrist, one that demands to be worn with confidence and character
The depth of the Atlantic at dusk. A sunburst blue that catches the light with the intensity of raw silk or a cool-wool suit. The most versatile and cosmopolitan choice: the precise balance between day and night
A captivating optical anomaly. The gradient travels from emerald green to a deep indigo, breaking the rule of the monochrome dial. Like the polar aurora, it shifts with every turn of the wrist. For those who command the stage with class
The luminosity of linen at the height of summer. A pristine, soft dial in a subtle champagne tone, projecting immaculate clarity. The relaxed elegance of the coast: light suits, diaphanous dresses and the overhead light of midday
The perfect transition. A gradient that fuses the warmth of coppery pigments with the enigmatic coolness of violet tones. The sky in the moment before nightfall: a warm, nostalgic and visually overwhelming piece
A tribute to British Racing Green. A dense, wooded green with golden glints that breathes heritage and old-school sportiness. A rich, deep hue that underlines the timeless character of the whole
A serene, light blue — flat and luminous, without gradient: the cleanest dial of the series. The freshness of a freshly pressed poplin shirt, made for daylight and for the day. A colour that rests the eye and sharpens the steel of the indices
A powder pink, matt and restrained, far removed from any stridency. It recalls the silk of a lining or the inside of a petal. The most unexpected dial in the collection, and one of the most elegant when worn with ease
An automatic diver’s watch born at the crossroads of the winds
Mother-of-pearl that shifts with the light like the foam at Valdevaqueros. Comet-red accents and the only red seconds hand in the series
The Poniente brings the swell of the Atlantic. A copper toasted like the cliff rock and the damp sand of the dune
The Levante is the easterly wind: thermal, gusting and brutal. A blazing red like the sunsets along the Cádiz coast
The green of the shallow waters of the Los Lances lagoon, where riders seek flat water to reach maximum speed
The blue abyss where the currents converge. A gradient as deep as the shifting seabed of the Strait of Gibraltar
Textured black, like the carbon of a foil’s wings. The most tactical rendition: it absorbs the light and lets the indices speak
Chronographs with an explorer’s spirit · Malaspina Edition
The purity of first light upon the glaciers. A white dial with navy blue sub-dials for precise reading, like a logbook laid open beneath the sun on the ice
The colour of daybreak over the reef. A monotone salmon dial, a red chronograph seconds hand and the warm palette of the marine fauna painted by the expedition’s draughtsmen
Summit snow and volcanic rock, united on a single dial. Panda white in a black steel case, with the red seconds hand of an effort that never ceases
The green of the Mediterranean forest, cream sub-dials like light filtering through the leaves and a sky-blue seconds hand. A 24 K gold-plated case for the most patient watch in the series
The black of an open night sky, set in a black steel case. White scales like stars and a red seconds hand that pulses in the darkness: the chronograph of night navigation
The deep blue of the Pacific, encircled by a turquoise ring like a lagoon at dawn. A 24 K gold-plated case and white seconds hand: a tribute to the expedition’s commander
Eight dials for a Madrid night · For those who stopped asking permission
Warm grey, with a small black seconds subdial marked in sky blue. Seven in the evening in the neighbourhood that, before the legend, was called Maravillas: no one knows what tonight will bring, and that is precisely why anything can happen
Pale lilac and a small black seconds subdial with coral markers. The sky at a quarter to nine, which is also an omen, in homage to the concert at the Escuela de Caminos that foretold it all
Coral like the setting sun, with a small white seconds subdial marked in lavender. Half past ten in the club on Calle de los Jardines: the first chord of the night
Absolute black, polished silver numerals and a small white seconds dial. Midnight in la Prospe, the neighbourhood of the club on Calle Padre Xifré, just as the Madrid night was beginning
Deep lavender and a small white seconds subdial with taupe markers. Two in the morning on a Malasaña dance floor, where at last everyone could be exactly who they were
Midnight blue, with a small white seconds sub-dial and periwinkle markers. Four in the morning, a kerb, and plans to start a band, a magazine or a record label — like the one born in a flat on Calle Zabaleta
Periwinkle blue with a small white seconds subdial and warm grey markers. The walk home through Lavapiés at first light, in the blue hour
Taupe, with a small white seconds subdial and sage markers. Sunday morning at the Rastro: second-hand records, freshly stapled fanzines and, once again, everyone