A sunray dial, an integrated link bracelet and a day-and-date window, in six finishes. Pick any two for $85 — or build a set of four for $169 with a free watch adjustment tool. Free US shipping on every set.
I own a few Swiss pieces that cost well into four figures. The finishing on the Aperture holds its own beside them — the polished bevels catch light exactly the way they should.
Bought it for myself, and now it lives on her wrist half the week. Good thing the second one was free — now we each have our own.
Opening it felt like an occasion. The sunray dial catches the light every time I check the day and date.
My old quartz sat in a drawer. This one hasn't left my wrist in three months — office, dinners, a week at the coast.
Gave one to my son when he finished law school. He called it the first grown-up thing he's ever owned. That's exactly what I hoped it would be.
A colleague asked if it was vintage. The dial has a depth photographs don't capture — you have to tilt it in daylight to understand.
A brushed sunray face that shifts subtly as your wrist moves. A dial with a little depth.
Accurate and low-maintenance. No daily winding to build into your routine.
The essentials, right where you need them. A useful little detail.
A 44 mm case, 10 mm deep. Brushed surfaces meet polished edges.
Gold, silver, black, blue/silver, green and black two-tone. Mix any in your set.
A watch should earn its place on your wrist. Wear the Aperture 40 to work, to dinner, to the weekend. If within 30 days it doesn't feel like you, send it back and we'll refund your purchase. No hassle, no questions asked.
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