Christopher Ward seems to have gotten some divine intervention with the latest release of theirs, the Twelve Halo. Based on the sporty series that boasts a dodecagonal (that?s 12-sided for those of you who failed geometry, like me) case, the Halo has a luxurious update with a ring of gold around the dial.

The gold itself is the perfect accent against the otherwise plain appearance of the watch, showing that simple is sometimes the best. Contrasting against the brushed steel case, the 18-karat gold is a bit of mixed-metal done right. While the choice of either a silver or black dial only adds to the simplicity of the overall offering, meaning nothing is detracting from the Halo?s minimalism.

Whether one is picking the silver or black dial, you?re treated to small, intentional design features which tie the whole thing together. Gone is a distracting day-date, indices, or numbers and what you?re left with is a lumed handset and a rose gold logo. While I shudder at the term, one can?t deny that this restraint is quiet luxury in its truest form.
Coming in at just 36mm, the Twelve Halo is suitable for both men and women. The exhibition back lets one see the Sellita SW 200-1 automatic movement in action. Both models are available on an integrated steel bracelet with a price tag of $2,555.
The Twelve Halo is available now via the Christopher Ward website, with delivery expected in December. Christopher Ward

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