Saint Honore Coloseo Moon Phase

The Moon Phase is possibly the most romantic of all watchmaking complications. This new and even more refined version of the Coloseo skillfully combines masculine and contemporary lines of the original case and refined calendar complications. The case remains the same one used for the rest of the watches of the Coloseo line. It boasts 42 millimeters in diameter, crafted from stainless steel and topped with pink gold-plated bezel. The case is finished with “falling” horns so that it perfectly fits to the wrist.

The dial is very complex, and still it doesn’t look too busy. There is a crescent-tipped hand that indicates months printed on the flange, the weeks are arranged on the dial rim, while the sword-shaped hour and minute hands, positioned at the center of a dial, indicate the current time. There is also a date indication at 3 o'clock and the days of the week at 9 o'clock, shown in two counters. Moon phase dominates the lower portion of the dial, being placed on its traditional position, at 6 o’clock.

This Swiss-made watch utilizes quartz movement, and it is water resistant to 50 meters. It comes in a choice of metal or leather strap with folding buckle.

Author: Marina Milojević
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