Stratton

Following on from the success of the Lethbridge Gold cushion case model last year, we’re giving our Moonphase collection the Midas touch in the form of the new Stratton. 

This brand new model features a gold PVD steel case and a stone dial cut from black Eisenkiesel. Eisenkiesel is a type of quartz, and the German name translates to “iron pebble”. This is in reference to the distinctive veins of iron compounds that run through the mineral, which are a golden brown hue that makes the stone the perfect choice for our first gold-coloured Moonphase. As Eisenkiesel is a naturally-made mineral, each dial has its own unique pattern, which means each watch will have its own distinctive appearance. 

The moonphase complication has also been carefully thought out to perfectly complement the golden hues found throughout the watch. The moonphase disc on the Stratton is painstakingly hand-painted in Switzerland and features highly unusual luminous golden moons. Yes, you read that right, the Stratton uses gold Super-LumiNova. It's a shade which we developed with Tritec specifically for this watch.  

Speaking of lume, the hour markers are a blend of batons and numerals made from Lumicast, a mix of ceramic and Super-LumiNova, which offers excellent legibility in the dark. These are paired with a sharp, polished lance handset and a crisp white minute track. 

With its striking blend of warm gold tones and the natural patterns of the Eisenkiesel dial, the Stratton makes for a bold new addition to the Moonphase collection, which exudes the luxury traditionally associated with the complication. 

Please note that due to Eisenkiesel being a naturally mined stone, the dial will be unique to each watch and may differ from the pictures shown.