Toledano & Chan has released the B/1 Dazzle, a pair of watches inspired by WWI battleship camouflage and Brutalist architecture. This iteration features a titanium case and integrated bracelet uniformly finished with CNC-engraved, diamond-dusted, and brushed dazzle lines, reinforcing the watch's sculptural form. A more elaborate "Double Dazzle" variant incorporates 350 natural diamonds on the dial.
- Limited to 188 pieces (standard)
- Limited to 12 pieces (Double Dazzle)
- Price: $7,700 (standard)
- Price: $9,700 (Double Dazzle)
- Available October 24
The case architecture is inspired by Marcel Breuer's design for the former Whitney Museum and Brutalist forms.
The "dazzle" camouflage concept, originally used on WWI battleships to confuse enemy perception of proportion, is applied to the case, bracelet, and dial.
The finishing process involves CNC engraving, frosting with diamond dust, and brushing to achieve a matte finish across all planes.
The B/1 Double Dazzle variant features 350 natural diamonds on the dial, a design element linked to cofounder Phil Toledano's "geezer watch" aesthetic.
The titanium case measures 32mm by 30.6mm, with a thickness of 12.3mm including the sloping crystal.
The standard Dazzle is limited to 188 pieces and retails for $7,700, while the Double Dazzle is limited to 12 pieces and priced at $9,700.
Both models will be available directly from Toledano & Chan and authorized retailers starting October 24.