The unique rectangular case, engraved with a stripe pattern, features an off-center dial layout. The main dial's center is equipped with a retrograde minute display, while the upper section houses a jumping hour and the lower section a jumping second time zone display.

The fan-shaped dial at the 6 o'clock position, below the retrograde display, is a retrograde minute counter.

Automatic winding. 28,800 vibrations per hour. 40-hour power reserve. Case dimensions: 58.0mm (height) x 33.0mm (width). Black PVD-coated stainless steel case. Crocodile strap. 3 ATM water resistance. ¥1,743,000.

BRAND HISTORY

In 1993, founder Fawaz Gruosi opened a boutique in Geneva named de GRISOGONO, after his noble family name. He pioneered the use of black diamonds in jewelry, creating highly original pieces that caused a sensation.

Within a few years of its opening, de GRISOGONO rapidly gained momentum, expanding internationally. In 2000, the brand ventured into the world of watchmaking. At a time when shagreen leather was not widely known in the watch industry, de GRISOGONO embraced it for its straps, creating numerous trendsetting timepieces.

Furthermore, de GRISOGONO is highly innovative in terms of mechanics. The "Occhio," introduced in 2005, is an extraordinary complication watch that not only features a minute repeater but also incorporates a shutter on the dial that opens and closes like a camera. The unveiling of this model brought de GRISOGONO widespread recognition within the watchmaking community.

Since then, de GRISOGONO has continued to expand its collections and its global presence. In 2007, it opened a flagship store in Japan, solidifying its position as one of the most noteworthy brands in the country, consistently capturing attention.

Founding Year: 1993
Place of Founding: Geneva, Switzerland
Main Series Names: Uno, Grande, Power Breaker, Novantatre,
Inquiries: de GRISOGONO JAPAN 03-3400-8081
(Phone number change effective September 1st: 03-6212-8100)
Official Website: http://www.degrisogono.com/