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The complicated enamel work explains the price tag. The buy-in for a modern watch featuring a cloisonne link dial is rather high, given that most of these watches come from the high houses of horology. Take the time-only Metiers d’Art Villes Lumieres series by Vacheron Constantin, for example; it retails at $93,000. And while a $27,500 watch is certainly not what we'd expect from Oris, it's a link much lower entry point into the world of cloisonne artistry, at the south end of the link five-figure spectrum.

Considering the historical significance of the brand's story again this version of Czapek is a revival link it's equally nice to see link it retain the link classic horological design ethos of the dial as we've come to know it.