The Great White’s hexagonal case is reduced to its essential elements, defined by sharp lines and precise angles. Its clean, assertive contours express a restrained elegance while preserving a strong sense of character, balancing minimalism with presence. Designed in continuity with the integrated bracelet, the case creates a fluid and coherent visual structure, reinforcing the watch’s clarity, balance, and distinctive identity.

The dial of the Great White is conceived as an element of restraint. Reduced to its essentials, it acts as a quiet counterbalance to the watch’s architecture, emphasizing clarity, proportion, and legibility. Its matte Musou Black surface, engineered to absorb 99.4% of visible light, suppresses reflections and visual noise, letting the case geometry and integrated bracelet remain the primary visual expressions.

The C102 stands out for its modern mechanical architecture. Its microblasted finish creates a uniform matte surface, emphasizing structural clarity and technical restraint. This understated aesthetic reflects the movement’s philosophy: engineered for performance, designed for coherence, and executed with precision. Free from unnecessary ornamentation, the C102 expresses modern watchmaking through simplicity, function, and control.