Limited Edition · 140 Pieces
Contour
Not a watch. A presence.
€895
Edition of 140 · Third drop
Once this edition closes, it never returns.
Quartz
Also available:
Ships end of November
Limited Edition · 140 Pieces
Not a watch. A presence.
€895
Once this edition closes, it never returns.
Quartz
Ships end of November
Kevin reviews each request personally. Not all are confirmed.
Sapphire crystal · Swiss automatic movement · HV1200 steel
Direct communication with Kevin — not a support team
Ships tracked & insured from Stockholm
Movement
Quartz
Ronda 1063, Swiss-made quartz. Aurum, natural lapis lazuli flecked with genuine gold pyrite. Nacre is now sold out.
8 pieces remaining
Dial
Hand-Wound
ETA 7001, Swiss hand-wound. Onyx dial — a single sheet of genuine black onyx stone, cut in the same squarcle silhouette as Nacre.
18 pieces remaining
Hand-Wound — 39mm
LJP D100, Swiss hand-wound, 39mm case on a woven-link bracelet. Aventurine, natural stone with hand-set moissanite baguette indices — or Ituri, a hand-fired gold cloisonné enamel dial carrying the Okapi motif.
20 pieces remaining
Selected: Quartz · Nacre
€895
Free insured express shipping
or 3 interest-free payments of €298.33 with Klarna
The Watch
The Contour doesn't sit on the wrist. It wraps it. Hundreds of articulated links move like fabric, finished with the care of a fine bracelet and shaped to form one continuous line from clasp to dial. Something meant to be touched as much as read.
In the 1970s, a handful of makers understood that a watch could carry itself like jewellery — worn low on the wrist, catching the light before it told you anything about the time. That instinct gradually gave way to decades of tool watch thinking. The Contour brings it back deliberately: 35mm across, 6.9mm thin, close enough to the skin to move like a bracelet, substantial enough to be felt in the room. Available in stainless steel and gold plated stainless steel. It doesn't ask to be noticed. It simply is.
Fit & Dimensions
Case
35mm (39mm on the Aventurine and Ituri dials)
Thickness
6.9mm (7.3mm on the Aventurine and Ituri dials)
Wrist Range
13.5–20cm (5.3–7.9")
There are no traditional lugs to measure. The bracelet is fully integrated into the case, so fit comes down to bracelet length rather than case proportion. At 35mm across and 6.9mm thin, it sits close and settles flat rather than standing off the wrist. The 39mm case follows the same logic at 7.3mm thin, on a woven-link bracelet.
The bracelet closes with a slide adjustment clasp. Release the lock, place it exactly where your wrist wants it, and close it again. The fit is continuous rather than stepped, so there are no holes to compromise between and no links to remove. It fits wrists from around 13.5cm to 20cm (5.3" to 7.9").
Unsure about fit? Write to Kevin directly — he'll give you an honest answer.
The Dials
Aurum carries natural lapis lazuli, flecked with genuine gold pyrite. Onyx is a single sheet of genuine black stone, cut in the same squarcle silhouette. Aventurine pairs natural stone with hand-set moissanite baguette indices. Ituri is hand-fired gold cloisonné enamel, not printed or cast — every dial across the line is a slice of real material or real craft, so no two pieces ever come out quite the same.
Kevin's Note
“I didn't want to build another watch that behaved like a tool. I wanted the quiet confidence of good jewelry — weight, warmth, a presence that doesn't need explaining. Onyx keeps it simplest — a single sheet of black, letting the hands do all the talking. Aurum carries its own sky — natural lapis flecked with gold, no two dials alike. For the third drop I let myself go further on a slightly larger 39mm case: Aventurine set with hand-cut moissanite, and Ituri — the studio's own Okapi motif, fired into gold enamel by hand rather than printed, named for the rainforest the animal actually comes from. Wear it on either wrist, crown in or out. It was built for people who don't ask permission to be noticed. Call it aura, if you need a word for it — the sense that something walked into the room before you did.”
Kevin Pedral, Stockholm
Specifications
| Price | €895 quartz · €1,950 hand-wound · €2,200 Aventurine (39mm) · €5,000 Ituri (39mm) |
| Movement | Ronda 1063, Swiss-made quartz — ETA 7001, Swiss hand-wound, 2.5mm calibre height — or LJP D100, Swiss hand-wound, 2.5mm calibre height, 50-hour power reserve (39mm dials) |
| Case | 35mm · 6.9mm thin · fully integrated scale-bracelet construction · 316L stainless steel (Aurum: gold-plated 316L stainless steel) — or 39mm · 7.3mm thin · woven-link bracelet (Aventurine: steel · Ituri: gold-plated steel) |
| Dial | Quartz: Aurum, natural lapis lazuli flecked with gold pyrite, no two dials alike. Hand-Wound: Onyx — a single sheet of genuine black onyx stone, cut in the same squarcle silhouette. 39mm: Aventurine, natural stone with hand-set moissanite baguette indices — or Ituri, a hand-fired gold cloisonné enamel dial carrying the Okapi motif. |
| Bracelet | Fully integrated, hundreds of brushed scales, no visible lugs (39mm: woven-link construction) |
| Crystal | Sapphire |
| Water Resist. | 5 ATM / 50 meters |
| Edition | Third drop · Nacre now sold out. Aurum and Onyx carry over from the second drop. Aventurine and Ituri are new, exclusive to this drop, on the 39mm case. |
Complete Package
Tracked & insured delivery included. Price is final — no hidden fees, no import charges within the EU.
Value Perspective
€895 for the Ronda 1063, Swiss-made quartz — the same silhouette, nothing to think about. €1,950 for the ETA 7001 hand-wound — a 2.5mm calibre chosen to stay honest to the case's height. The same ETA 7001 also powers Okapi Classique, at a higher price there — a larger case, built around a separate strap. Here it sits inside a fully integrated, hand-finished bracelet in a smaller case. Different construction. Different price. The 39mm dials move to the LJP D100 — a modern successor to that same Peseux/ETA 7001 family with a longer 50-hour reserve, not a higher-grade movement — so what separates €2,200 Aventurine and €5,000 Ituri from €1,950 Onyx is the dial: hand-set moissanite stone-setting on one, hand-fired gold cloisonné enamel — the studio's namesake motif — on the other.
Before You Commit
I've never heard of Pedral before.
Kevin has been designing watches in Stockholm since 2015. Over 400 pieces delivered to collectors in 30+ countries. Reviewed by independent watch media and recommended by collectors who own dozens of other watches.
What if it doesn't work on my wrist?
Every piece ships with a 14-day return window after delivery. Case dimensions are listed in full in the specifications above. If you have doubts about sizing, write to Kevin directly — he responds personally.
What about production delays?
Timeline updates are sent directly from Kevin throughout production — not automated emails. If something changes, you hear it from the person responsible.
I can't see it in person before buying.
Most owners say the watch is better in person than in photos. High-resolution images and full specifications are available for every edition. The 14-day return policy exists precisely for this reason.
Is the Onyx dial real stone, or glass?
Real stone — genuine black onyx, a natural quartz mineral (chalcedony), not glass or a printed imitation. It's denser than glass, stays cool to the touch longer, and carries the faint internal character of a real mineral rather than the too-perfect uniformity of a cast substitute.
Is the Aurum case solid gold?
No — it's a gold-plated finish over the same 316L stainless steel case as the rest of the Contour line, not solid gold. The Lapis dial is genuine natural stone, so the gold flecking you see in it is real pyrite, not paint. A solid gold version is planned for the future — write to Kevin directly for pricing.
What's different about the 39mm case?
It's larger than the standard 35mm, on a woven-link bracelet instead of the standard scale-link construction — a larger, more textured take on the same integrated-bracelet idea. It's exclusive to the Aventurine and Ituri dials for now.
Is the Ituri dial hand-painted or printed?
Neither — it's genuine cloisonné enamel. Thin gold wire is hand-bent into the outline of the Okapi motif, the resulting cells are filled with enamel powder, and the dial is fired in a kiln multiple times until the colour sets. It's one of the most labour-intensive techniques in watchmaking, which is why no two dials fire identically.
Why is it called Ituri?
The Ituri Rainforest, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is the okapi's actual native habitat — the animal this dial depicts, and the studio's namesake. It felt more honest than naming the dial after the technique alone.
Why is the LJP D100 priced the same as the ETA 7001, movement-wise?
Because it's not a step up in grade — the D100 is a modern successor to the same Peseux 7001 architecture as the ETA 7001 already used across Contour, with a longer 50-hour power reserve. The price difference on Aventurine and Ituri comes entirely from the dial work, not the movement.
Edition of 140 · Third drop
€895
Free insured express shipping
or 3 interest-free payments of €298.33 with Klarna
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