Omega Andrew Grima bracelet watch

Where modern jewelry and watchmaking meet

This was one of these moments you find a watch you did not expect. I have been studying the designs of Andrew Grima for a long time, also looking at the Emerald and Jeux d’or and Jeux d’Argent collections. However I had never seen this particular design before. It is absolutely gorgeous and to my knowledge the only bicolor example known. This is a seemingly unique watch. The watch is completely made out of sterling silver and has gold inserts in the bracelet as well as a brushed gold dial. It also has the characteristic faceted crystal, which is one of the instantly recognizable features of the Grima watches. The watch is quite big and a serious statement piece. It wears almost more like a bracelet than a watch. On my wrist it is a bit too big, but is still very wearable. The bracelet has a circumference around 19cm and will fit most wrists well. the watch has been preserved in top condition. No chipping to the crystal either, which often happens on these models.