Color Stories – Watches That Commit to Colour

Some watches are designed so that colour is the first thing you notice. The dial, the case, the combination of both – in these models, colour isn't an ingredient, it's the starting point. This selection shows watches from the Lilienthal Berlin range that have exactly this in common: a colour decision you can see.

What colour does to a watch

A coloured watch changes a look differently than a colour-neutral one. It sets an accent that doesn't dominate the outfit but shapes it – subtly or boldly, depending on the colourway. A deliberate colour accent on the wrist can do more than an extra layer of clothing.

But colour isn't just styling. Putting on a watch you genuinely love in the morning makes a difference over the course of the day. Not dramatically, but really. Consciously chosen things feel different to randomly assembled ones.

Which colour suits my style?

Warm tones – rose, rose gold, cream – pair well with a soft, feminine wardrobe and with gold jewellery. They feel less loud than bold contrasts and suit everyone who likes colour but prefers to use it subtly. Bold contrasts like blue-orange or black-pink are for outfits that can handle a clear colour accent.

For whom is this selection?

For everyone who doesn't ask about the movement first, but about the effect. The models in this selection are aimed at people who see accessories as part of the overall picture – and who are ready to make a decision with their dial that stands out.