Tiffany & Co. expands the universe of its HardWear line with three new watches that translate the tension, proportion, and balance of its characteristic industrial links into horology. The collection takes its starting point from a 1962 bracelet found in the house's archives, a historical piece that already outlined that spirit of resilience and aesthetic freedom that defines this series today.

The design of the 24.5 mm cushion-shaped case pays direct homage to the brand's legacy. Both its faceted case back and the sapphire crystal over the dial emulate the lines of the iconic Tiffany Diamond, a meticulous detail that is also replicated in the crown, cut like a brilliant diamond. To maintain a visually uninterrupted silhouette, the ten-link bracelet incorporates a hidden clasp that integrates fluidly into the sides of the case, allowing the piece to read as a continuous, elegant structure.

Designed to converse naturally with the rest of the line's jewelry, the central design of this launch is presented in 18-karat yellow gold. This version achieves a highly precise contrast by combining the boldness of its metal links with the subtlety of a white mother-of-pearl dial and eight diamonds set in the lugs. It is an exact translation of HardWear's character: utilitarian aesthetics meeting the rigor of high jewelry head-on.