Forged Carbon Chronograph — Black Case, Rainbow Ring, Winged Emblem

A dial with this much colour can easily turn into noise. This one keeps all of it to a single ring at the outer edge, where the minute track sits, and leaves the centre of the face glossy black.

The ring is split into six equal arcs, two hours each. Red runs from twelve to two, then orange, yellow, green, blue and violet, until the violet meets the red again at the top. Fine white minute strokes are printed across all six, so it reads as a scale first and a rainbow second.

Around it, nothing competes. The case and bezel are black forged carbon, the crown and pushers are black, and the strap is black canvas. Away from the dial, the only colour is the red stitching.

One colour from the ring comes inward. The counters at nine and three are ringed in solid yellow; the one at six carries its yellow as a circle of short strokes instead. The central chronograph hand is yellow too, with an arrow at its tip and a teardrop counterweight, so when the chronograph runs a yellow line sweeps the black.

The counters themselves are anthracite grey, cut with fine circular grooves like a record, and they catch the light in rings as the wrist turns. Their numerals are white.

Under twelve sits a winged emblem, printed in white with its feathers drawn line by line. The hour markers are applied steel, pointed at their inner end and filled with pale lume, with short square ones at three, six and nine.