Winner — Gold Skeleton WatchThe Winner does not whisper it announces. A gold and silver skeleton dial reveals the manual wind movement within, its intricate mechanics on full display. This is watchmaking that refuses to hide its work, because the work is worth seeing. Gold was the signature of Mughal ambition the material of courts that built the Taj Mahal and ruled the richest empire on earth. The Winner carries that energy into a timepiece worn by those who intend to be

Finish: Silver tone

The Crown has earned its name

Its bold carbon finish and open-worked skeleton face expose the automatic mechanism within — a living engine that winds itself with the motion of your wrist

Dial: Open-worked skeleton — full movement visibility

The Time Master says everything it needs to say

because the work is worth seeing

from its carbon-tone case to its stainless steel construction built to last decades

The Winner does not whisper — it announces

The chronograph function — stopwatch capability built directly into the watch — is a tool for those who measure what matters

The carbon black finish absorbs light rather than reflecting it

The self-winding automatic movement is visible in full — every gear

This is the watch you reach for without thinking