HMS1 Victory 18K Rose Gold Victory Cannon Deck Dial LIMITED
$12,250.00
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This Arnold and Son HMS1 Victory reference 1LCAP.S07A.C111A is a limited edition from the Royal Collection, built around the cannon-deck dial that sets it apart within the line. Its manual-wind movement suits the watch's stripped-back format, keeping the emphasis on a design detail that gives a simple display its collector appeal. Limited to 250 pieces, it is the sort of edition whose interest rests less on added complication than on execution and restraint. In 18k rose gold the case measures 40mm across and 10mm thick, a size that keeps it close to dress proportions without losing presence. The silver cannon-deck dial is the point of the watch, hand-engraved by Arnold & Son’s master engraver, duplicated in silver and individually hand-tarnished to give the scene its depth, turning the HMS1 into something more specific than a straightforward time-only piece. Arnold and Son used the HMS1 as a canvas for craft here, and the result is a watch whose appeal lies in how decisively one unusual surface changes the whole character of the reference.
HMS1 Victory 18K Rose Gold Victory Cannon Deck Dial LIMITED
$12,250.00
Sold by Europeanwatch
This Arnold and Son HMS1 Victory reference 1LCAP.S07A.C111A is a limited edition from the Royal Collection, built around the cannon-deck dial that sets it apart within the line. Its manual-wind movement suits the watch's stripped-back format, keeping the emphasis on a design detail that gives a simple display its collector appeal. Limited to 250 pieces, it is the sort of edition whose interest rests less on added complication than on execution and restraint. In 18k rose gold the case measures 40mm across and 10mm thick, a size that keeps it close to dress proportions without losing presence. The silver cannon-deck dial is the point of the watch, hand-engraved by Arnold & Son’s master engraver, duplicated in silver and individually hand-tarnished to give the scene its depth, turning the HMS1 into something more specific than a straightforward time-only piece. Arnold and Son used the HMS1 as a canvas for craft here, and the result is a watch whose appeal lies in how decisively one unusual surface changes the whole character of the reference.