Winter is changing. What was once a season taken for granted is now increasingly rarely an intense experience of snow, silence, and biting cold. This shift has inspired Alexander Shorokhov to create a new interpretation of his “Winter” watch—not as a repetition, but as a continuation of an idea that is more relevant than ever.

The dial transforms into a poetic landscape: delicately branching twigs stretch organically across the surface, evoking the fragile structure of nature in winter. Over this lies a shimmering veil of diamonds, resembling frozen dew or freshly fallen snow. The stones are set using a meticulous process and are sourced exclusively from pre-cut diamonds—a conscious approach to the use of precious resources.

The new “Winter” is both a work of art and a timepiece. It combines delicate aesthetics with expressive design, creating a piece that evokes emotional memories—of winter’s quiet, crisp beauty, which cannot be captured but can be felt on the wrist.