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Dual Time Mini – Tiger Eye & Opal

Sale price$3,590
The ALD Dual Time Mini Opal Mosaic & Tiger’s Eye brings two distinctly different na...
Strap — Tiger Eye Diamonds & Opal in Steel
Tiger Eye & Opal in Steel
Tiger Eye Diamonds & Opal in Steel
Tiger Eye in Steel & Opal Diamonds
Tiger Eye & Opal Diamonds

Dennison Introduces The ALD Mini Dual Time In Opal & Tiger's Eye

Dennison brings together two dramatically contrasting natural stones in the ALD Mini Dual Time, pairing luminous opal with richly textured tiger’s eye.

The dual-dial configuration allows each material to retain its individual character while creating a striking composition on the wrist. Opal shifts through flashes of colour as it catches the light, while tiger’s eye introduces warm golden and brown tones with its distinctive natural depth and movement. Because both materials are naturally formed, every watch possesses its own unique variations.

Built around the compact proportions of the ALD Mini, the Dual Time transforms Dennison’s signature cushion geometry into a jewellery-like arrangement of colour, texture and function two independent displays united within a single design.

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.