The Blue Gradient is the most striking. Deep, almost magnetic, it reveals, in raking light, the texture of the steel worked beneath the tint. It is the dial that commands attention, that asserts itself, that does not go unnoticed. Yet even this one stays within what H992 calls an assertive presence: visible, never showy.
Beneath the sapphire crystal, a Sellita automatic calibre, based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, and COSC-certified. The Contrôle officiel suisse des chronomètres – also based in La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The bracelet remains tool-free interchangeable – integrated steel or rubber – because a watch with depth must also be a practical watch. The H4.2 is designed to be worn daily, without ceremony.
The H4.2 is produced in a limited edition of 992 pieces per reference.


