Structuring time in a square format with rounded corners, the stainless steel case (39 mm x 39 mm) reveals a highly geometric robustness, accentuated by the crown protection. Sporting a bezel adorned with six decorative screws positioned in an extension of the hour markers, the ensemble is contrasted by a vertical brushed finish highlighted with polished facets, completing the watch’s sporty elegance.

While it is identical to the earlier model in terms of case design, the self-winding Cap Camarat Square has a decidedly different dial. The black horizontal-stamped background provides contrast for perfect readability. The bevelled hour markers and faceted rectangular hour and minute hands, with a luminescent coating, are inspired by the original model in terms of their shape, typical of the 1970s. Standing out in white, the central seconds hand punctuates an extremely precise minute track on the encircling flange.

The timepiece features a date aperture at 6 o’clock and is mounted on a black strap in high-performance FKM elastomer. It was specially designed to fit the contours of the watch and is guaranteed for 10 years thanks to its highly durable material. With a raised centre and cutout sides, its shape echoes the existing metal bracelet. Upholding the watchmaking norms of the period, it is always integrated into the case and enhances the model’s charisma while remaining extremely supple and comfortable to wear.