The standard Dazzle uses contrasting brushed and diamond-dust-frosted planes; the Double Dazzle adds about 350 natural diamonds to the dial. Both use the automatic Sellita SW100 with a 42-hour power reserve.

The editions go on sale October 24. Production is limited to 188 standard watches at $7,700 and 12 diamond-set examples at $9,700, according to Hodinkee Australia.

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