Gerald Charles has unveiled the "Mini Maestro," a ladies' watch collection that reinterprets the distinctive case silhouette of the "Maestro" in a smaller size. The case is made of Grade 5 titanium, and the bezel is set with 54 diamonds. The dial incorporates a Clous de Paris motif, combining the elegance of jewelry with practicality.
Gerald Charles enters the realm of ladies' watches with the "Mini Maestro".
Gerald Charles has unveiled the "Mini Maestro" ladies' watch collection. This model is inspired by the "GC58 pièce unique," created in 2006 and now housed in the Geneva Museum. It inherits the distinctive case silhouette of the "Maestro" but is reinterpreted on a smaller scale of 29mm vertically and 31mm horizontally. The case is made of Grade 5 titanium, and the indices and bezel are set with diamonds. The dial incorporates a Clous de Paris motif, combining jewelry-like elegance with practicality. It will be available in three variations: black, ice blue, and pink.
Quartz movement (Cal. GCQ1000). Titanium case (31mm x 29mm, 7.20mm thick). 50m water resistance. 220 yen each (tax included).
The new Mini Maestro collection marks Gerald Charles's entry into the realm of ladies' watches. Rather than simply miniaturizing the existing Maestro, this new model prioritizes balance, creating a timepiece that fits comfortably on the wrist and naturally complements the rhythm of everyday life. The case is made of lightweight Grade 5 titanium, and the brand's proprietary ErgonTeq® design standard is employed to ensure comfortable wear.
The dial features a combination of sunray finish and Clous de Paris motifs. Twelve diamonds are set on the hour markers, and 54 diamonds are set on the bezel. Combined with titanium, it possesses the brilliance of jewelry while remaining practical and exuding understated elegance.
Furthermore, the Mini Maestro places great importance on strap variations. With over 10 color options available for both rubber and leather, it can be customized to suit your mood, occasion, and outfit. In addition, the proprietary quick-release strap system allows the wearer to easily change the strap themselves. In terms of design, the Clous de Paris motif extends not only to the dial but also to the strap, creating a subtle connection in texture between the watch body and the strap.
Furthermore, for the first time, the buckle itself was crafted to match the shape of the Maestro case. While understated, it serves as a signature detail that showcases the collection's individuality and contributes to the overall harmony of the design.
