DELOS&PALLAS / DESIGN & CRAFT
Form. Light. Detail.
A timepiece is a composition of shapes and surfaces. Its character comes into focus through the dial, the outline of the case and the way a bracelet or strap completes the silhouette.
The dial as a starting point
In the blue-dial S6099 shown here, the repeating dial pattern sits within a circular frame. Applied markers, hands and the date display introduce a different scale of detail. Seen together, they give the face of the watch its visual rhythm.
From case to bracelet
The contours around the dial continue into the metal bracelet. Broad links and smaller surfaces catch the light differently as the viewing angle changes. Look at the watch from the front and from the side to understand the relationship between its profile and its proportions.
A closer look at each model
Design details and technical specifications vary by reference. The individual timepiece pages bring together the available product photographs, case dimensions, movement information and material descriptions, so you can explore a model beyond its first impression.