The Seiko Octagon Two-Tone- an eight-sided case that reads almost architectural against the plain oval shapes around it, cream dial kept clean with simple gold baton markers. The bracelet runs a fine woven texture in steel, broken by a single gold-toned stripe running through the centre link. It's a quieter kind of two-tone than the ornate gold pieces; more office than evening, but with enough gold warmth to keep it from reading as purely utilitarian.
For someone who wants a watch that moves easily between a desk and a dinner, without trying to do both loudly.
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