239PR · LAPISLÁZULI
Lapislázuli
Deep cobalt threaded with golden veins, drawn from the Mediterranean lapis lazuli. Navy alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The hour of sea and sky as they meet upon the horizon.
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TRENCADÍS · LIMITED EDITION · 8 MODELS
Eight mosaic dials on gold, hand-assembled in Madrid
DISCOVER THE COLLECTIONTHE MANIFESTO
“The true jewel lies in human craftsmanship,
in our capacity to order the fragment
and render it matter with a soul.”
The Trencadís Collection borrows its very gesture from the master Gaudí: reassembling the fragment until the broken piece becomes a living surface. On the dial, the broken tesserae, sculpted and inlaid by hand, converse with the cushion-shaped case in 316L stainless steel finished in 24 ct gold plating: Mediterranean architecture upon the wrist.
One hundred years after the master’s passing, this first edition — eight worlds, one crown — marks the centenary and pays tribute to the creator who ushered in the era of modernisme.

316L stainless steel cushion case with polished 24 K gold plating. Flat sapphire crystal. Dial composed of ceramic fragments set upon golden veins, in the “trencadís” technique. Domed hands, aligned with the cut of the tesserae. Automatic mechanical movement. An architecture in which human ingenuity brings order to the broken and returns it as art.









The Technical Specification
239PR · LAPISLÁZULI
Deep cobalt threaded with golden veins, drawn from the Mediterranean lapis lazuli. Navy alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The hour of sea and sky as they meet upon the horizon.
VIEW MODEL →239CR · CARMESÍ
Saturated crimson over darkened veins. Burgundy oxblood strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps, with visible stitching. The fire of modernisme carried onto the dial, without grandiloquence.
VIEW MODEL →239ND · NIGHTDREAM
Deep jet-black with brilliant golden veins, like stars over volcanic rock. Black alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The luminous silence of enigmatic spirits.
VIEW MODEL →239ML · MOONLIGHT
Pearled opalescence with graphite veins and a faint gold. Black alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The limestone of La Pedrera at the first glimmer of dawn.
VIEW MODEL →239BE · BOSQUE ENCANTADO
Deep emerald with golden veins. Olive alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. Light filtered through the canopy — nature as the supreme mistress of maestro Gaudí.
VIEW MODEL →239AM · AIGUAMARINA
Pale, luminous turquoise with golden veins. Black alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The fluidity of Mediterranean waters at daybreak, before the light hardens.
VIEW MODEL →239S07 · CÚPULA
Royal cobalt with a solar arc of orange traversing the dial. Black alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The modernisme rose window distilled into an instrument for the wrist.
VIEW MODEL →239MD · MAGIC DRAC
The polychrome salamander of Park Güell — red, orange, green, yellow — joined by golden veins, with a lapis lazuli eye at twelve o’clock. Black alligator strap, hand-made by Jacob Straps. The masterpiece of the edition.
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“What is broken, arranged with intention, becomes art.”


BARCELONA · 1926 → 2026
On 10 June 1926, Antoni Gaudí was crossing the Gran Vía when a tram changed the history of modernisme. A hundred years on, his walls are breathing still: trencadís — fragments of ceramic restored to life — remains our vocabulary.
The technique was born in Park Güell around 1900: broken pieces of tile, glass and porcelain — the workshop’s discards — recomposed into surfaces that seem like living skin. This is Gaudí’s first lesson: nothing is lost, everything is ordered anew.
IndieWatch takes this gesture and carries it to the dial. Every face is a fragment of that way of seeing: the small piece, the light reflected across a thousand angles, gold running like a vein. Soulmade — pieces crafted one by one, like fragments with a soul.
COLOUR STORIES
Eight versions of the same gesture. One crown, eight worlds.
The homage to Park Güell. A fragmented polychrome salamander — red, orange, green and yellow joined by golden veins, with a deep lapis lazuli eye at twelve o’clock. Black alligator strap. The masterpiece of the edition.
“Eight fragments, a single light — the same dragon seen across a century.”
FOUR WAYS TO LOSE ONESELF
Four ways to wear a Trencadís: the dark suit, the white cotton, the inherited night, the touch of linen. Each model, its own language. Each gesture, its own hour.

01 · LAPISLÁZULI
navy street wear
Deep cobalt over golden veins. Navy alligator strap. A blue that does not compete with tailoring — it elevates it. For the dinner that matters, for the signature that seals. The hour of the sea as the day draws to a close.

02 · MOONLIGHT
The white hoodie
Pearled opalescence with graphite veins. Black alligator strap. The most versatile of pieces — it converses with white knitwear, with crumpled linen, with the unstructured jacket. La Pedrera light at daybreak, upon the wrist.

03 · NIGHTDREAM
The inherited night
Jet-black with golden veins, like stars scattered over volcanic rock. Black alligator strap. It pairs with black tie, with an alpaca sweater, with a velvet blazer. The piece that never sleeps — an enigmatic silence upon the skin.

04 · BOSQUE ENCANTADO
The cotton knit
Deep emerald with golden veins. Olive alligator strap. A green that converses with knitwear and raw cotton. For the country house, the atelier, the table set outdoors — without forsaking an ounce of craft.
