Time is not neutral. It accumulates weight, presence, a particular quality of light.
The Antique Cornflower Watch is a piece I made to hold both functions at once: to measure and to mean something. The case is built in 18-karat yellow gold, its surface carrying the warmth of a material that does not apologize for itself. At its center, a cornflower-cut sapphire — deep, saturated blue, a color I have returned to because it holds complexity without effort. The dial is structured around that stone, everything else placed in deliberate relation to it.
This is not a watch that disappears on the wrist. It stays in the mind after the wrist is bare.
