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ALD Elements in Steel

Sale price$1,020
The ALD Elements Dial brings together four natural stones Tiger’s Eye, Lapis Lazuli, On...

Orders dispatched early October.

Dennison Introduces The ALD Elements

Dennison expands its exploration of natural materials with the ALD Elements, a new expression of the brand’s signature cushion-cased watch built around an intricate multi-stone dial.

Individual sections of natural stone are precisely cut and assembled to create a single, seamless composition. The complexity lies in bringing materials with their own distinct colours, textures and characteristics together with exceptional precision, allowing each element to remain visible while becoming part of a unified design.

The Elements also marks the first Dennison model to be offered on the brand’s gold-tone metal bracelet, introduced in response to demand from collectors for a fully integrated gold expression of the ALD. The result brings together materiality, precision and proportion in a watch that feels distinctly Dennison.

Specification

Model: Dennison ALD Elements Dial
Case: Stainless steel or gold PVD
Dimensions: 37 × 33.5mm
Thickness: 6.05mm
Dial: Tiger’s Eye, Lapis Lazuli, Onyx and Amazonite natural stone jigsaw dial Crystal: Sapphire
Movement: Swiss Ronda Quartz Calibre 1062
Bracelet: Bark-Mesh bracelet in stainless steel

A legacy collection

“As a designer, my goal has always been to create timepieces that reflect both the past and the future of horology.
With the A.L.D. Collection, I wanted to pay tribute to Dennison’s incredible legacy while bringing a contemporary edge that resonates with today’s watch collectors. These watches embody the best of both worlds—heritage craftsmanship and modern innovation.”

Emmanuel Gueit, Designer of the A.L.D.

Maximal Simplicity

Our inaugural ALD Collection continues the Dennison legacy, picking up where it left off in the late 1960s. Inspired by the era’s bold design and modernist minimalism, this collection blends timeless style with functional simplicity, just as Dennison did over half a century ago.

A History of Making History

Aaron Lufkin Dennison, founder of Dennison and co-founder of Waltham, registered patent no. 356 for an air and watertight watch case back in 1872. The rest, as we say, is our history.