Azur Nox

Thousand shades of Blue

Long before modern pigments, artists turned to azurite for its deep blue, bringing the colour from the earth onto canvas. From painted skies to sacred figures, its blue became part of an artistic tradition that shaped how the colour was seen, valued and preserved across centuries.

With Azur Nox, that story takes a different form. What once brought paintings to life now remains within the stone itself, where pale azure meets deep indigo, carrying a piece of art history onto the wrist.

Note: Azurite is a naturally reactive mineral that may change in colour and appearance over time due to its inherent properties and environmental exposure. This evolving character is part of the beauty of a natural stone dial. As you hold it in your collection over the years, the stone may continue to age and develop its own character, making it a living part of your watch’s story.