Opera

Opera begins with the familiarity of a classic round dress watch and changes the composition just enough to make it its own.

The small seconds display sits slightly off-centre at five o’clock rather than following the expected symmetry of a conventional dial. Beside it, an open-heart window at seven reveals the movement in motion.

Together, the two complications create a balanced asymmetry. Expressive when seen closely, but calm enough to remain understated on the wrist.

Opera was created for slower moments and dressier settings. It does not demand attention across a room. It rewards the person who notices it.