A symphony in steel:
"Les Combes" by Edox.

• Over the years, Swiss watchmakers have turned stainless steel into nothing less than a truly noble metal. But only very few Houses have as inventively and successfully made the most of its styling potential as Edox.
• It features designs sized and styled for both women and men, all fashioned exclusively in steel-some two-tone, others vacuum-clad in yellow gold, others still in "natural" steel, integrally polished or satin-finished.
• One feminine model goes even further, dazzling the eye with fine diamonds set directly into grey-white steel.
• Fitted with tried and tested quartz movements, the "Les Combes" line does include one masculine design equipped with an ETA 11 ½ line selfwinding caliber. Its four functions bring to life, with both a center seconds hand and a date calendar at 6 o'clock, a dial featuring a minute track, four-sided raised hour markers and three Roman numerals along with a pair of sword-shaped hands.
• The case furthermore features a transparent back through which the movement's elaborate decorative finish can be admired.
• Along with the Edox logotype and the inscription "Maîtres Horlogers" (Master Watchmakers), the rotor displays a fine "côtes de Genève" design while "snail" motifs and circular graining decorate the movement's other visible surfaces.