Foxe Gold

The Foxe Gold reinvents the popular green World Timer by giving the model a gold-coloured case and handset. The main dial features an elegant guilloché pattern that is coated in a polished, clear lacquer to enhance the depth of both the colour and the pattern. The white numbers and batons mounted onto this surface are made from Lumicast, solid blocks of ceramic blended with Super-LumiNova. This ensures that they offer excellent clarity under any lighting conditions. The handset consists of gold-coloured polished alpha-shaped hour and minute hands, inset with Super-LumiNova, whilst the polished gold seconds hand has a burnt orange Farer 'A' tip. 

The warm shades of gold used throughout the dial are further enhanced by the gold PVD finish of the case. PVD is the ideal method to achieve a gold finish, as it provides the same rich lustre as solid gold, but with the added hardness provided by the base coating of titanium nitride used in the PVD process. This also ensures that the case is protected against corrosion and tarnishing. 

The world timer complication that gives the collection its name comprises of two elements. The first is a rotating 24-hour disc that sits in the centre of the dial. Much like a GMT hand, the whole disc rotates once every 24 hours. The other half of the World Timer complication is the bidirectional rotating bezel that is mounted against the edge of the dial, and printed with the names of 24 cities, one for each main time zone. It’s operated via the crown at 10 o’clock, and when aligned with the 24-hour disc, it allows the wearer to read the time in 24 different time zones simultaneously.  

The last element on the dial is the circular date window at three, with the wheel colour-matched to the dial. With over 40 manufacturing processes going into creating an individual dial, the World Timer will please even the sharpest horological eye.