The bezel, off the wrist
Six colourways collectors know by name, made to carry every day.
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Ref. BZ-02 Bleu / Noir
Batman
In 2013 the first two-colour ceramic bezel arrived in deep blue and black, something watchmakers had long struggled to achieve. Collectors took one look at the colours and named it...
£24.99
Ref. BZ-01 Rouge / Bleu
Pepsi
The colourway that started it all. In the 1950s a two-tone 24-hour bezel was designed for airline pilots, so they could read a second time zone at a glance. The...
£24.99
Ref. BZ-05 Gris / Noir
Bruce Wayne
Grey and black, introduced in recent years. If blue and black is Batman, this is the man without the mask. Collectors named it Bruce Wayne for the understated look.
£24.99
Ref. BZ-06 Noir
All Black
No second colour and no nickname needed. A single black bezel is the purest form of the tool watch: built to be read, not noticed. This is the one that...
£24.99
Ref. BZ-04 Brun / Noir
Root Beer
Warm brown over black, named after the drink it resembles. The Root Beer has always been the collector's choice: less obvious than red or blue, and richer the longer you...
£24.99
Ref. BZ-07 Vert
Hulk
Green on green. In 2010 a dive watch arrived with a green ceramic bezel around a matching green dial, and collectors named it after the comic book's green giant within...
£24.99
Ref. BZ-03 Rouge / Noir
Coke
Red and black arrived in the 1980s, giving the classic travel bezel a darker edge. Collectors matched the colours to another famous soft drink, and the Coke became the Pepsi's...
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For people who notice the bezel first
Some of the most loved watch designs are recognised by their bezel alone. Collectors gave those colourways names, and the names stuck.
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