The ref. 50529 brings the Cellini Dual Time into white gold plating territory with a silver guilloche dial — the most tonally neutral option in the lineup. Where Everose models emphasize warmth and contrast, this white-gold variant aims for understated cool: silver on white metal, minimal colour interference, pure horological intent for the traveller who prefers restraint.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Reference | 50529 |
| Case Size | 39mm |
| Case Material | White Gold Plated |
| Bezel | Fluted Double Bezel |
| Dial Color | Silver Guilloche |
| Crystal | Sapphire with Anti-Reflective Coating |
| Movement | Swiss or Japanese Automatic |
| Water Resistance | 30 m |
| Bracelet | Alligator Leather Strap |
| Clasp | White Gold Plated Deployant |
| Functions | Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Dual Time, Day/Night |
The 50529 Up Close: Case, Dial and Bracelet
The 39mm white gold-plated case carries a weight and coolness distinct from its Everose siblings. The fluted double white gold-plated bezel catches light with a silver-blue shimmer, creating a cohesive palette with the dial. Browse more dress watch references in the Cellini collection.
The silver guilloche dial provides subtle texture without overt ornamentation. Applied white gold-plated indices and dauphine hands align with the monochromatic theme, while the second timezone subdial at 6 o’clock uses the same arrow hand and day/night indicator system as the Everose models — blue sector for evening, white for day.
A black alligator strap introduces the only contrast, grounding the silvered case against the wrist with traditional formality.
Movement Options: Swiss vs Japanese
Both automatic caliber options support the full dual time function:
- Swiss Automatic — 28,800 vph with approximately 70-hour reserve. Home timezone adjusts independently via a pusher at 9 o’clock without affecting running seconds or local time.
- Japanese Automatic (Miyota) — 21,600 vph with 42-hour reserve. Identical dual-timezone operation with proven long-term reliability.
Both feature hacking seconds and manual winding through the crown.





















