Faraone – Gold, 1960s

Italian house founded in the 19th century, Faraone first established itself as a major name in fine jewellery before moving into watchmaking as a natural extension of its creations. In the 1960s, the brand developed watches conceived as true pieces of jewellery, defined by strong, distinctive lines.

Powered by a manual-winding Ebel mechanical movement, this piece stands out for its fully integrated rigid cuff bracelet, crafted in 18-carat white gold and complemented by elements in 18-carat yellow gold. This monobloc construction gives it a sculptural presence, at the crossroads between watch and jewel.

Weighing 47 g and entirely crafted in gold, it reflects the savoir-faire of a maison historically linked to high jewellery, where the watch is conceived as a precious, rare and timeless object.