Snowflake Series

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2026/06/09

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Snow, rendered in metal. The Snowflake series is our run of snow-textured dials — a finely worked silver-white surface that catches light the way a wind-swept snowfield does, never printed flat. Each one is a limited edition, retired for good once it sells out. This page gathers the whole family in one place: dress and diver, lumed and bare, three-hand and GMT. The texture is the point. Rather than a flat white face, each dial carries a fine crystalline relief that shifts between bright silver-white and soft shadow as the wrist moves — quiet from across a room, alive up close. It reads differently in daylight, lamplight, and shade, and it gives a dress dial real depth. Which Snowflake is for you? Want a pure dress dial? The Snowflake Dial — white snow texture, polished-silver applied indices, no lume — in No Date, Day Date, and Open Heart. Its applied minute markers are delicate; it is best handled by experienced modders. Want the snow texture with a glow? The Submariner Snowflake Edition — a silvery-white texture with Swiss Super-LumiNova BGW9 Grade A lumed indices, in a diver-style Day-Date. Building a GMT? Two NH34 options — the lumed Submariner GMT Snowflake , or the non-lume dress GMT Snowflake [For NH34] . Both need the NH34 and its wider 2.7mm centre hole. Collecting the series? Some members are already retired and will not return — sold-out pieces are shown for the record. The series at a glance Dial Surface Lume Complications Movement Snowflake Dial White snow texture None No Date · Day Date · Open Heart NH35 / NH36 / NH38 Submariner Snowflake Edition Silvery-white snow texture BGW9 Grade A Day Date (No Date / Date retired) NH36 Submariner GMT Snowflake Silvery-white snow texture BGW9 Grade A GMT (24-hour) NH34 GMT Snowflake [For NH34] Silvery-white snow texture None GMT (24-hour) NH34 Why the series works The texture. Every dial in the series shares the same idea — a fine, snow-like relief instead of a flat coat of paint. The surface is what carries the wa