Graff Master Watch Review: Open Dial and Sculptural Case

The Graff watch in these archive photographs makes its mechanism part of the design. Instead of a conventional solid dial, it presents visible wheels and bridges within a dark geometric frame. Contrasting warm toned lugs and hands give the watch a strong outline.

What the photographs show

The case framework continues the open appearance of the movement. From the front, the dial area has considerable depth, with separate components arranged at different levels. The black strap keeps the attention on the watch head rather than adding another reflective surface.

Look beyond the front view

The transparent back offers another view of the mechanism. The side and angled photographs help explain the unusual case construction, though they do not establish the watch’s dimensions, material composition or mechanical condition.

This article was originally described as a Master DLC titanium review. The exact reference and its specifications should be confirmed from the watch and supporting records before a purchase. We are not treating an unverified power reserve, production quantity or historical price as a specification for this example.

Questions for a prospective owner

Request the reference, case measurements, service history and an explanation of any repairs. Ask who can service the movement, what is known about the coating and how the strap and clasp fit. Check legibility in person: an open dial can look dramatic while reading differently from a simple dial.

These are archive images, not a statement that this watch is currently available. Explore our watch collection or ask the showroom about current Graff availability and the documentation for any specific piece.