Baltic Reveals Unusual and Striking Prismic Stone Dials Collection: Under the Microscope

Baltic’s illustrious journey from opening showrooms in Paris, London, and New York to launching an independent boutique has seen the brand continually innovate and impress. The Prismic watch series, in particular, has been a standout, especially their unique stone dials that provide a lavish, yet novel touch to wrist fashion. Baltic has now decided to add four more enticing stone dials to this collection, ensuring the surprise and fascination for watch enthusiasts keeps ticking.

Amongst the mix of stones used, some are rarely seen in dial options, making this an intriguing point of interest. The four groupings include Pietersite, bloodstone, dumortierite, and pink albite. Prized for their organic and naturally occurring swirls of colour, these stones paint an almost galaxy-like impression on the face of the watch.

Despite the rich variety of colours, the watch doesn’t neglect practical details. Housed in a 36mm by 9.2mm case, the watch is a perfect blend of stainless steel and grade 5 titanium. The efficient La Joux-Perret D100 manually wound movement, boasting a 50-hour power reserve, powers the watch. The piece is topped with a double-domed sapphire crystal and display caseback.

Prices for this meticulously crafted line start from €1,300 on a strap, going up to €1,360 on a bracelet. The Pietersite variant, however, fetches a slightly higher price tag, priced at €1,450 on a strap and €1,510 on a bracelet.

Baltic has always strived to make high-end materials and designs more accessible to a broader customer base. This line, with its unique stone dials and exceptional finishing, showcases exactly that approach and affirms Baltic’s commitment to giving watch lovers a chance to don something special.