
WatchProSite community member 'ant' embarks on a horological journey with Aaron Becsei, a master independent watchmaker. This article delves into 'ant's' bespoke commission for a new round watch featuring a completely original movement design by Becsei. Readers are invited to explore the initial design renderings and contribute their perspectives on the aesthetic direction, highlighting the collaborative and deeply personal process of acquiring a unique haute horology timepiece.








Bexei has beautiful movement so I think skeleton is a good choice, maybe you can try the sapphire dial to show more movement.
Design 4 is for me a typical Bexei piece due to the colors used. Number 5 and 8 are also in line with his trademark design. Don’t get me wrong, typically, I would go for a more classic design, but in the market today, there are so many almost similar designs, also from young independents. As a last point, seen that the case has already a specific style, I would continue it on the dial. Nice choice to have by the way! Br, Dirk
I especially agree with your comments about the movement. Kind regards Antony
My existing one has the cut-out numeral design. To repeat or not, that's the question. Thanks for your input. Kind regards Antony
Thank you. Kind regards, Antony
I find those to be the most coherent designs. Obviously very different styles, classic or more distinctive.
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