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The Circula Facet Gets a New Facet

Circula expands its popular Facet collection with a new 41mm version. Four dial colors, a finely faceted stainless-steel case, and 68 hours of power reserve carry over into the larger format.
Circula Facet 41 Petrol: title
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Circula is an independent, family-owned watch brand from Pforzheim, Germany, with a clear focus on functional sports watches, field watches, and divers. Its designs combine serious tool-watch credentials with a distinctive character that sets the brand apart from the mainstream. After introducing the 38mm Facet in 2024, Circula now adds the Facet 41 in response to strong demand from its community. The larger case gives the watch more presence on the wrist while retaining the recognizable design of the collection.

The name Facet is quite literal here. The stainless-steel case combines brushed and polished surfaces with sharply defined facets that catch the light from different angles. Additional, almost three-dimensional textures on the dials add another layer to the design.

Circula Facet 41 Snow White: front

Facet 41 Snow White

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Petrol, Snow White, Anthracite, and Blue

The Facet 41 is available in Petrol, Snow White, Anthracite, and Blue. The Petrol and Snow White versions feature the familiar gear-inspired pattern based on Circula’s logo. Viewed up close, the design resembles a circular mosaic radiating from the center toward the minute track.

Circula Facet 41 Petrol: Front

Facet 41 Petrol

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The Anthracite and Blue versions use a newer structured dial with a grainier, more understated texture. The design was recently introduced on the smaller Facet 38 and now carries over to the 41mm case.

Circula Facet 41 Anthracite: Front

Facet 41 Anthracite

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On all four versions, faceted applied indexes stand out clearly against the dial, which is protected by a sapphire crystal with multiple layers of internal anti-reflective coating. Like the hour and minute hands, the markers are coated with Superluminova BGW9 for legibility in the dark. A date display at 6 o’clock is color-matched to each dial.

Circula Facet 41 Blue: Dial

Facet 41 Blue

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La Joux-Perret G100 Caliber with 68 Hours of Power Reserve

Inside the 9.9mm-thick stainless-steel case is the Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement. Visible through the exhibition case back, the caliber provides 68 hours of power reserve. Water resistance is rated at 100 meters.

The Circula Facet 41 starts at $1,690 on a velour leather strap and at $1,990 on the integrated bracelet

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