Guilloché Automatic asks you to look a little longer.

At its centre is a richly textured Black guilloché dial, where the repeating pattern catches and releases light as the wrist moves. Depending on the angle, the colour shifts from deep wine tones to something brighter and more expressive — giving an otherwise elegant watch a distinctly Alexander Shorokhoff personality.

Against all that texture, the silver-coloured hands keep things composed. The familiar oversized “60” at 12 o'clock adds the unmistakable signature of the German manufacture without overwhelming the dial.

The proportions are equally considered. At 39mm, the polished stainless-steel case feels refined rather than imposing, making this one of those rare designs that can move easily between formal and everyday wear.

Turn it over and there is another detail waiting.

Through the sapphire crystal caseback sits the automatic ETA 2824 / Sellita SW200 calibre, but Alexander Shorokhoff doesn't simply leave the movement as it arrived. The oscillating weight is hand-engraved and refined, accompanied by blued screws — a reminder of the decorative craftsmanship behind the watch.

It is this combination that gives the Guilloché Automatic its character.

Traditional guilloché. A beautifully judged Black dial. Hand-finished mechanical details. And just enough eccentricity to keep things interesting.

Elegant from a distance.

Unmistakably Alexander Shorokhoff up close.