Forged Carbon Father's Edition - Blue Ember

The dial on this automatic watch is made from forged carbon, a composite material created when carbon fiber and resin are compressed under heat and pressure. The process produces a surface pattern that differs every time—no two dials share the same arrangement of veining or marbling. In this edition, bright blue streaks run through the black composite, giving each numbered piece a distinct appearance.

The movement is mechanical and self-winding, powered by the motion of your wrist rather than a battery. A transparent caseback lets you see the movement at work and provides space for custom engraving, typically used for names, dates, or brief messages. The caseback is the standard location for personalization on watches like this.

The case itself is also forged carbon, keeping the watch light on the wrist while offering scratch resistance beyond what you'd expect from stainless steel. The material has a matte texture and a faintly three-dimensional look under direct light. A stainless steel crown and clasp complete the construction.

This is one of 500 individually numbered units. Each watch carries a unique serial number etched into the caseback, marking its place in the limited production run. Once the edition is sold out, these specific dial patterns and serial numbers will not be reproduced.

The blue marbling is vivid enough to notice at a glance but subtle enough to pair with most wardrobes. It reads as a dress watch with a technical edge—formal enough for a suit, interesting enough to wear with casual clothing. The dial face is the visual anchor; the rest of the design stays minimal to let the material do the talking.

If you choose the engraving option, the caseback will be customized before shipping. Without it, the caseback remains clear except for the movement view and serial number. Either way, the forged carbon dial remains the defining feature: a surface that could not have happened any other way.