While Tiffany & Co. might be best known for their stunning jewellery, co-signed dials and historic prowess as a powerhouse of design, Tiffany & Co. also have a rich history in watchmaking too with several important patents to their name that go back over 100 years such as the patent for the first luminous-painted numerals on a watch dial in 1903 amongst other things, like Charles Tiffany opening one of the largest watchmaking facilities in Geneva in 1874. With an esteemed heritage for watchmaking, the brand decided to revisit their roots by opening a factory in 2013 in southern Switzerland. Two years later in 2015, they launched the CT60 collection with a heritage-inspired aesthetic. As part of that collection, the model we have here is the month and date calendar limited edition variant that features a silver dial with a pointer date function and a pointer month subdial at 6 o’clock. Inspired by FDR's personal Tiffany timepiece, the watch measure 40mm in width and cased in 18k YG. Powered by a nicely finished caliber from Dubois Depraz, their cal. 5933, the CT60 blends Tiffany’s horological heritage with their strengths as a modern icon of jewellery to create something truly unique and distinctively “Tiffany.”

Inspired by Tiffany's rather rich horological history and powered by an impressive movement, the CT60 is appealing on all fronts, including its stunning good looks.