Direnzo DRZ 04 Mondial Light blue

A close-up photo of a steel wristwatch with a light blue colored dial. The case is mostly brushed steel, with some polished surfaces as well. The rehaut is curved, which gives the dial an almost bowl-like appearance, and the applied indices really pop next to the dial curvature. Unusually, the watch has two minute tracks, one along the rehaut and one where the end of the hour hand falls. There's a date complication; its aperture is round, framed, and at 6 O'Clock. The H-link bracelet has polished center links and brushed H links.

This is a photo of the same watch in the previous photo, but it's on a light blue rubber strap that matches the dial color.

DHL delivered this beauty to me (@hober) yesterday. This is the DRZ 04, an integrated bracelet stainless steel sports watch made by Direnzo, a Swiss microbrand. (I also ordered the matching rubber strap, which you can see in the second photo.) As I said before:

[It] really stands out among the crowd of microbrands jumping on both the Genta-esque integrated bracelet steel sports watch and Tiffany dial trends. I love the curvature of the chapter ring and, surprisingly, the round date window.

Now that I've handled it in person, I can say also that I adore the rubber strap. It's the most comfortable one I've ever worn. The keepers are a bit finicky, though.