SKL 1904 Rose Gold

The SKL 1904 Rose Gold is a square Seiko Mod watch. It transforms the icon to rose gold, from the screwed case to the last link. The white dial with Roman numerals maintains the rigor of the original design, and the warm metal does the rest. The aviator watch becomes an architect's jewel. Rose gold on a square watch is a particular combination, more Art Deco than sport. It evokes Parisian brasseries and travel trunks. A piece of character, with clean angles and soft light.

Rose gold with right angles

The rose gold PVD uniformly covers the screwed square and links, brushed on the flats, polished on the edges. Light follows the edges like a golden pencil stroke. White dial, radiating Roman numerals, contrasting blued hands, discreet date. 38 mm 316L steel, 12 mm thick, sapphire crystal, transparent case back. The white and rose gold reflect a mother-of-pearl light. The rose of the metal reflects as a halo around the perimeter of the white dial. The watch seems to blush in the light. The exposed golden screws become precious stitches.

An authentic Seiko movement

The NH35 caliber of this Seiko Mod is manufactured in Japan by Seiko Instruments. Automatic with 24 jewels, beating at 21,600 vibrations per hour, 41 hours of power reserve. Winding by wearing or with the crown, hacking seconds when setting. Accuracy of -20 to +40 seconds per day, the standard for the caliber.

Its occasions

Weddings, receptions, winter dinners: full rose gold is an outfit in itself. At 38 mm, it can be shared as unisex, and slender wrists wear it as a main jewel. 3 ATM water resistance: rain and splashes, no showering or swimming. At winter dinners by candlelight, it is sumptuous.

A memorable gift

For weddings, milestone birthdays, brilliant successes. The rose gold square has the status of gifts whose unboxing is remembered. 3-year warranty, in its SKL case.

Wearing advice

Alone on the wrist, without any other gold jewelry in immediate proximity: the rose gold square needs no reinforcement. Adjustment link by link at the watchmaker.