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Introducing the Gérald Genta Geneva Time Only

Two subtly contrasting dial executions, Marrone and Grafite, highlight a design philosophy rooted in balance, proportion, and timeless elegance.
Gerald Genta: Geneva Time Only, Titel
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The Geneva Time Only duo of watches, crafted from white gold and rose gold, distills the design language of Gérald Genta to its purest form. Faithful to the spirit implied by its name, the line embraces a measured and sophisticated approach to simplicity, where every detail serves clarity rather than excess. Instead of relying on complications to command attention, these watches draw their strength from harmony— between dial and case, surface and light, heritage and modern refinement.

Gerald Genta: Geneva Time Only, Marrone

Geneva Time Only Marrone

© Gérald Genta

At the heart of the collection are two distinct dial interpretations. The Marrone version features a finely grained brass dial with a subtle smoked gradient that gently shifts with changing light, lending warmth and depth without overpowering the composition.

Gerald Genta: Geneva Time Only, Grafite

Geneva Time Only Grafite

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The Grafite model, by contrast, presents a cooler, silver-toned surface that emphasizes precision and restraint. Both are complemented by polished rose-gold hands and applied indexes, adding to the luxurious touch and feel while preserving legibility. The dials are framed by a clearly defined minute track that reinforces the striking geometry characteristic of Gérald Genta’s design codes. This geometry extends seamlessly into the 38-mm cushion-shaped case, a signature form that traces its roots back to the legendary designer's original designs of the 1970s. Subtly reworked with shorter lugs, the case, remarkably thin at 8.15mm, now offers a more compact and refined silhouette, improving wearability while maintaining its distinctive presence on the wrist.

Gerald Genta: Geneva Time Only, Marrone, side

Geneva Time Only, Marrone

© Gérald Genta

Powering the time-only display is the beautifully finished Zenith Elite GG-005P automatic movement. Operating at a frequency of 4 Hz and offering a power reserve of approximately 50 hours, the movement underscores the collection’s focus on reliability and mechanical integrity.

Gerald Genta: Geneva Time Only, Movement

Caliber GG-005P

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The watches come on a calfskin leather strap. Pricing is marked at CHF25,000 (excl. taxes).


To learn more, visit Gérald Genta, here.

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