Titoni has introduced some new models to its long-standing Impetus series of watches.
For the brand, it sees the collection as one which offers an all-round appeal to its customers and describes it as “a classy watch for everyday use.”
Minimalist aesthetics are incorporated to offer an ergonomically designed mechanical timepiece that aims to be the perfect dress watch for daily business.
The slim case, housing a thin movement, is smoothly integrated in the bracelet to streamline the design while the visible highlight of the watch, the hobnail pattern, also called the Clous de Paris, is in the inner circle of the dial.
These finely engraved intersecting lines produce a very distinctive effect because they emphasize the classic look of this timepiece.
Smaller Roman numerals are set in the minute-track and two larger, diamond-cut Roman indexes are applied at the 6 o’clock and 12 o’clock positions.
A thin automatic movement is set in the case and can be viewed via the transparent case back.
Titoni’s name is carved into the gold-plated, oscillating weight by laser-cutting techniques as a fine decorative element.
The new design also comes with a smooth, single-link bracelet.
Its robust links are crafted with matt and polished finishes to not only give the bracelet a striking look, but also to enhance the overall streamlined appearance.
