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Is it a result of the gold crisis or a genuine aesthetic choice? Combining steel and gold, warm and cool tones, the two-tone watch, a classic in the watchmaking repertoire, is ubiquitous.
1 Audemars Piguet
Total look
The 34 mm Royal Oak Automatic is reinvented in steel and rose gold. A two-tone aesthetic that extends onto the dial for added sophistication.
2 CARTIER
Neoclassical
Often associated with sports watches, the two-tone look also enhances very elegant pieces. The best example? The Santos, created in 1904, is back in the spotlight. To the delight of city dwellers.
3 Tudor
Blue period
An iconic model from the Swiss brand, recognizable by its integrated metal bracelet and characteristic bezel, the 28 mm diameter case of the Tudor Royal now features a bright blue dial for added character.
4 Rolex
Versatile
During the day, worn with jeans and a shirt, it's sporty chic. In the evening, paired with a sophisticated outfit, it transforms into an elegant piece of jewelry. The Lady-Datejust in Oystersteel and yellow gold adapts to all circumstances.
5 Omega
sport-chic
Launched in Kyoto last June, Omega's all-new Seamaster Aqua Terra 30 mm collection offers models in steel and 18K Moonshine gold or steel and Sedna gold.
