Halo Gold

The Halo Gold is the warmest watch we make. Gold tone runs continuously from the case through the bracelet, and the stones sit in that same tone rather than fighting it, so the whole thing reads as one object instead of a watch with decoration bolted on.

Stones are set by hand across three surfaces: the bezel, the dial, and the bracelet links. Doing it in three places rather than one is what separates this from a cheaper stone-set watch, because each surface has a different curvature and each one needs its own setting work. The result catches light from angles a single-surface design never will.

The case is 46 mm stainless steel at 11 mm thick, which is thin enough to sit under a shirt cuff without a visible bump. Inside is a quartz chronograph movement driving three sub-dials, so this is a working watch rather than a display piece. The bracelet is 20 mm stainless steel with a butterfly clasp that folds flat under the wrist instead of leaving a buckle on top of it.

Where this one belongs: evenings, dinners, anything with a collared shirt. It is the watch people notice across a table. It is also, honestly, not the watch for a gym or a beach, and not because of the water rating. Stones and abrasive surfaces do not get along.

Care is simple but real. Wipe it with a dry soft cloth after wearing. Avoid perfume and hairspray directly on the case, since alcohol in those products dulls the finish over time. 3 ATM covers hand washing and rain, not swimming.

If you want the stone-set look without gold tone, the Halo Silver and Halo Black use the same case and setting work in cooler finishes.

Specifications

• Case 46 mm stainless steel, gold-tone, stone-set
• Movement Quartz chronograph
• Glass Mineral crystal
• Bracelet Stainless steel, 20 mm
• Clasp Butterfly clasp
• Water resistance 3 ATM
• Thickness 11 mm

Sizing

The bracelet comes sized for a 7-inch wrist with spare links in the box. If your wrist is under 6.5 inches, 46 mm will wear large. See our sizing guide.