The Capri

Following the Amalfi, the Capri continues our tradition of naming timepieces after places where beauty, culture, and timelessness converge. The Isle of Capri has long been a destination for refined escapes — a place where evenings feel cinematic and style becomes instinctive. This atmosphere inspired the watch’s character: elegant, sculptural, and unmistakably suited for cocktail hours and black-tie occasions.

The Capri Blue, a deep blue dial with a red sub-seconds hand, a colourway inspired directly by the waters surrounding Capri. This shade of blue is rich, saturated, and almost luminous — capturing the depth of the island’s coastline as seen from a cliffside terrace. The small red seconds hand provides a subtle, playful contrast, like a fleeting glint of sunlight on the sea’s surface.

The Capri’s minimalistic philosophy goes far deeper than its crystal and dial. Every detail was intentionally refined to preserve the purity of its silhouette. The screws, for example, are hidden discreetly behind the strap, allowing the case to appear as a single, uninterrupted shape. Nothing distracts from the cohesive geometry. Despite this purity of form, the Capri is far from delicate. It offers 3 ATM water resistance and the crystal is 1mm thick, ensuring it’s capable of handling the realities of modern life. Inside beats a movement worthy of its exterior: a highend La Joux-Perret hand-wound calibre. Known for its refined engineering, reliability, and beautiful finishing, it adds mechanical depth to the Capri’s minimalistic exterior.