Current Luxury Watches Take On The Classic Two-Two Colorway

The two-tone watch is one that has transcended trend-status to become a bona fide classic style Here are four examples of current luxury watches taking on the classic two-tone colorway Zenith welcomed its first two-tone Defy Classic this year, pairing 18k rose gold and brushed titanium.

Like all other editions in the collection, the Zenith Defy Classic Two-Tone sports a 41mm case At first glance, the De Bethune DB28 Yellow Tones may look like a gold watch; but it is not In 1978, Cartier presented its very first two-tone watch with the introduction of the modern Santos, complete with a yellow gold square bezel on top of a steel case and gold screws running down a steel bracelet.

Ulysse Nardin takes it a step further by fusing the high-performance carbon composite with gold to create a unique two-tone wavy surface, which emphasizes the contrast between the rose gold and black details on the dial. . Source