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Tiffany & Co. continues to captivate collectors. Following the debut of its timepieces at LVMH Watch Week in January, the iconic American jeweler has unveiled a fresh take on its famed enamel bracelet collection.

This time, the classic 1962 motifs by legendary Jean Schlumberger have been miniaturized and featured on the dial of a new limited-edition watch.

The Enamel Watch collection includes three limited editions with diamond-studded dials framed by a pavé enamel ring in Tiffany Blue or creamy white. The enamel is adorned with Schlumberger’s signature cross motif in 18-karat yellow gold, with twelve crosses serving as hour markers. A special feature: the enamel ring rotates with wrist movement, giving the watch a dynamic, living effect.

Crafting the piece is a true feat of artistry. Each watch requires 65 hours of work, including 55 hours for the three-stage enamel application to achieve the perfect Tiffany Blue and 10 hours to create and set the gold crosses.

The central fixed dial features 18-karat gold hands, and the 36mm case is available in white or yellow gold. Straps come in Tiffany Blue or white alligator leather, with optional diamond accents for added luxury.

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