The alchemy of each enamel's reaction to silver produces unique outcomes, some with crystalline appearance, and others a smooth pebble-like finish. The apparent solidity of the orange dial is undermined by the silver beneath, creating a subtle iridescent colour duality.

From the Scots Gaelic for mountain, Torr Blue evokes the blue haze which one experiences looking out at distant peaks from the top of a Munro. This unusual enamel exhibits a slight translucency and is applied to a copper base giving a real sense of depth, whilst making the silver and black outlined printing stand out.

Midnight Green was developed in tribute to the Cairngorm mountains at night where, during the summer months, it's never fully dark. At a glance the Midnight Green dial appears black, but with a richness that black could never have. On close inspection, and under a ray of sunlight, the bottle green depths are revealed beneath the enamel's surface.

The alchemy of each enamel's reaction to silver produces unique outcomes, some with crystalline appearance, and others a smooth pebble-like finish. The lively turquoise has a duality caused by the crystal clear nature of the enamel, which turns its vibrancy to shadow as you drop your wrist.

From the Scots Gaelic for mountain, Torr Blue evokes the blue haze which one experiences looking out at distant peaks from the top of a Munro. This unusual enamel exhibits a slight translucency and is applied to a copper base giving a real sense of depth, whilst making the silver and black outlined printing stand out.

Midnight Green was developed in tribute to the Cairngorm mountains at night where, during the summer months, it's never fully dark. At a glance the Midnight Green dial appears black, but with a richness that black could never have. On close inspection, and under a ray of sunlight, the bottle green depths are revealed beneath the enamel's surface.