Romano Diamond Cut Watch — Two-Tone Steel Day-Date

The Romano

Architecture meets horology.

The Romano is defined by its geometric sculpting — a faceted bracelet and bezel cut with hundreds of small surfaces that gather and return the light. It is not a watch that announces itself from across the room. It is a watch that reveals itself to the people close enough to notice.

Specifications

• Movement: Japanese high-precision quartz
• Functions: Dual window display — day of the week and date
• Case diameter: 41mm
• Crystal: Hardlex, high impact and scratch resistant
• Bracelet: Solid stainless steel with prism-cut links
• Weight: 110g — substantial, with a solid feel on the wrist
• Water resistance: 3ATM — rain and splash resistant
• Dial: Roman numerals with luminous hands

The Art of Presence

Unlike flat-surfaced watches, the Romano is designed to interact with its environment.

The prism links catch light from every angle — which is why it comes into its own in the evening: dim restaurants, low lamplight, the last hour of a long dinner. Beneath the detail, a Japanese quartz movement keeps it honest, with a clear day-date complication for the mornings that follow.

How to Wear It

The Romano is best understated. Let it sit at the cuff of a navy suit, or against a plain black polo — one point of interest, nothing competing with it.