Practical with a touch of extravagance, the Coriolis Pointer Date began with a concept for an hour display. The “oscillating index,” as we call it, features Roman numerals alternating with 18k gold hemispheres about a railroad track used for minutes. The result is a bold, traditional yet refreshing design element that creates visual motion, pulling the eye around the dial in a clockwise direction. Hence the name Coriolis, which is a force created by the Earth’s rotation on objects in motion. But the dial is just the beginning, as the Coriolis is wrought with details to enjoy. A robust 38.5mm 316L steel case, conceived to maximize finishing, puts it in daily-wear territory and delivers enjoyment from all angles. Sculptural hands not only indicate the time effortlessly but also serve as a point of focus, building on the layered dial. The pointer date adds practicality and a contemporary graphic element. Inside is the Sellita SW386-1, a thin, well-decorated, precisely regulated, Swiss-Made automatic with a central-pointer date, being used for the first time by any brand, by OraOrea. Swiss-Made For more details, please read the sections below. Designed by Zach Starr Weiss
