SELENE / 36MM

Selene — The Moon Doesn't Ask to Be Noticed

She rises every evening without announcement, fills the sky with quiet light, and pulls entire oceans with nothing but presence. Selene is for the woman who moves through the world the same way.

Selene was the goddess of the moon — not the goddess of brightness or spectacle, but of that specific, irreplaceable light that only exists when everything else has gone dark. There is nothing in the world quite like moonlight. This watch understands that completely.

White and silver in a fine watchcase is one of the most enduring combinations in women's watchmaking. Not because it's safe — but because it's true. It reflects everything that surrounds it while remaining entirely itself. Like the moon, it adapts to every context without losing its nature.

A 36mm polished silver stainless steel case holds a pristine white dial where markers and hands are rendered in silver with quiet precision. The silver stainless steel strap is the finishing statement — classic, refined, and completely at home on every kind of wrist. This is a watch built for those who illuminate without trying.

Water-resistant to 5 ATM, Selene is built to move through every moment — from morning light to moonlit evening — without missing a second.

Specifications

Case: 36mm
Material: Silver stainless steel case and strap
Dial: White with silver markers and hands
Movement: Precision quartz
Water Resistance: 5 ATM
Glass: Mineral crystal

Why This Watch

• Named for the moon's light — Selene doesn't compete for attention — she simply illuminates. For those who have found that real presence is something you carry, not something you perform.
• Silver and white — the language of elegance — This combination has dressed the wrists of the most quietly distinguished women for generations. Selene belongs to that lineage.
• From morning to midnight — White and silver adapts to every hour and every occasion. Selene never needs to be removed — it belongs wherever you are.

Selene is more than a watch — it's a reminder that the most enduring lights in the world don't blaze. They simply rise, and the night becomes different.