Born in 1931 to survive the brutality of the polo field, the Reverso remains one of watchmaking's most enduring Art Deco icons, its ingenious swiveling case designed to flip and shield the crystal from impact. Nearly a century later, that reversible architecture endures as a canvas for personal expression, the blank caseback awaiting engraving or enamel. This limited edition of just two hundred pieces distills the Reverso to its purest, most monochromatic form, executed entirely in white gold.

The rectangular case, measuring 45.6 by 27.4mm, is framed by the model's signature triple gadroons above and below, sliding within a cradle of matching white gold. Its grained silver dial channels vintage elegance, an Art Deco minute track enclosing slim applied markers, Dauphine hands, and a small seconds counter set low on the face. A supple white gold Milanese mesh bracelet completes an object of quiet, monochromatic luxury.

*This is a limited edition of 200 pieces.