Roy Tyler Architect — Automatic Watch — Blue
Every second, in plain sight.
The Architect is Roy Tyler's mechanical showpiece — an automatic watch with a fully exposed movement. Bridges, gears, and balance wheel work in the open, framed in a deep blue architecture with a steel bracelet. Nothing hidden, nothing wasted.
Specifications
- Automatic movement, exposed open-worked dial
- Stainless steel case and bracelet
- Blue accents and detailing
- Reference: 795A
Every second, in plain sight
The Architect strips the case away and lets the mechanism speak for itself. In blue, the openworked dial reveals every gear, bridge, and turning wheel — nothing hidden, nothing decorative for its own sake.
On the wrist
On the wrist, the Architect draws the eye inward — a small mechanical theatre running in full view, blue tones catching the light as the wrist turns through the day.
The movement
Every bridge, gear, and the balance wheel's steady oscillation are visible from the dial side — horology treated as architecture, built to be looked at rather than concealed.
The bracelet
A steel link bracelet finished in alternating brushed and polished surfaces, built to disappear into the everyday and let the open dial hold the attention.
The case
A steel case and crown frame the movement without competing with it — clean lines, functional proportions, built to protect the mechanism it's proud to show off.
Water resistance
A push-pull crown and sealed case construction stand up to rain, washing up, and the ordinary weather of a full life. Built to be worn, not stored.
Specifications
Material
Stainless steel, polished and brushed
Bezel
Fixed, steel
Crown
Push-pull
Design
Openworked skeleton dial, blue tone
Movement
Fully exposed — gears, bridges, and balance wheel visible from the dial side
Hands
Polished, high-contrast against the open dial
Type
Steel link bracelet, brushed outer links with polished centers
Wear
Everyday splash resistance — rain and hand-washing safe
Reference
RT-795A-BLU
