Named after the bull and built like one, “El Toro” charges onto the wrist as one of only 500 ever made. Collectors who like to grab life by the horns will feel right at home with something this bold and this scarce. Rarely does a grail this playful and this serious live on the same wrist.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Draped down the dial, fine vertical striping catches the light in warm shades of brown, glowing like polished walnut in a cigar lounge. Ringed by a glossy black ceramic bezel, a golden sun and crescent moon sit across the 24-hour track as gilded markers of day and night. Carved from 18K rose gold, the case runs warm and bright, making everything else in the room look a little cold.

Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, big date, day, month, perpetual calendar, leap year, and a second time zone. A screw-down crown on the right winds the movement and sets the time. Two black ceramic pushers at 4 and 8 o’clock jump the local hour forward or back in one-hour steps, ideal for quick resets in a new time zone. Setting the calendar is the real party trick, since the crown drives every display forward and backward at any hour, with no risk to the movement. Running on the self-winding UN-32, a certified chronometer, it holds about 45 hours of power and handles water to 100 meters.

Comes as a full set, double-boxed with guarantee card, perpetual calendar instruction manual, international guarantee and customer service booklet, and registration instructions.

Warm brown tones flow into the supple alligator strap, wrapping the whole piece in one rich palette against the glow of rose gold. Made for the collector who would rather spark a conversation than blend in. Every herd of 500 has only one bull left, so claim yours.