The first wristwatch designed by Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto Moura.
The primary purpose of a watch is to tell the time, and it is with this intention in mind that Eduardo Souto Moura designed his first Cauny.
The dial features a modern use of Roman numerals, elongated as axes at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o´clock. The case combines polished steel with a brushed steel side line. This same case, thanks to the Japanese movement, becomes "as thin as possible."
With a high-quality leather strap, this watch is a statement of sophistication and style. Every detail reflects Souto Moura´s architectural vision, harmoniously blending subtlety and elegance.
The primary purpose of a watch is to tell the time, and it is with this intention in mind that Eduardo Souto Moura designed his first Cauny.
The dial features a modern use of Roman numerals, elongated as axes at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o´clock. The case combines polished steel with a brushed steel side line. This same case, thanks to the Japanese movement, becomes "as thin as possible."
With a high-quality leather strap, this watch is a statement of sophistication and style. Every detail reflects Souto Moura´s architectural vision, harmoniously blending subtlety and elegance.
