Collection “Colors of the World. Claude Monet”
The collection was created as a reminder that beauty is born in light, movement, and fleeting impressions. Claude Monet saw the world differently — through the interplay of colour, air, and reflections. It is this feeling that lies at the heart of the collection.
We have transferred four famous paintings onto watch dials, preserving their mood and colour palette. Each model becomes a work of art that accompanies its owner every day.
Artistic composition
Each dial is inspired by an original painting by Claude Monet. The colours, light transitions, and mood of the works are reproduced with maximum accuracy, maintaining the character of the great Impressionist's creations.
The collection brings together four canvases, each revealing one of the artist's key strengths — the ability to convey light, movement, and the changeability of nature through colour.
Materials and craftsmanship
The watch case is made of stainless steel and protected by sapphire crystal, which is scratch-resistant and maintains its clarity for many years.
Precision is ensured by the reliable Japanese quartz movement Miyota 2035, known for its durability and stable performance.
What's in the box
Each model comes with two genuine leather straps: a classic solid-colour strap and a strap with an artistic print that replicates the canvas texture and a fragment of the selected painting. Thanks to the quick-release attachment, straps can be changed without any special tools.
Paintings in the collection
“Voilier au Petit-Gennevilliers” (“Sailboat at Petit-Gennevilliers”, 1874)
A light breeze, the calm surface of the Seine, and sunlit sparkles on the water. A moment where motion and stillness exist at the same time.
“Champ de tulipes en Hollande” (“Tulip Fields in Holland”, 1886)
Endless fields filled with vivid colours and fresh air. A celebration of colour that conveys a sense of freedom and spaciousness.
“Impression, soleil levant” (“Impression, Sunrise”, 1872)
The painting that gave birth to Impressionism. Dawn in the harbour, dissolved in mist, where light becomes the main character of the composition.
“La Pointe de la Hève, Sainte-Adresse” (“The Pointe de la Hève at Sainte-Adresse”, 1864)
The peaceful Norman coast, cool sea air, and soft grey-blue tones. A harmony of nature in which time seems to slow down.
Each model is released in a limited edition of 300 pieces.
The collection is designed for those who appreciate art, know how to see beauty in everyday moments, and wish to keep it close at hand.
