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Sirio

Sirio

€720,00 EUR
€720,00 EUR
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Sirio is the Norton automatic with a sporty-elegant soul, built around an integrated case: the body of the watch and the bracelet are conceived as one continuous piece, without traditional lugs. The 40 mm diameter keeps it balanced on the wrist, at ease in the office as much as at leisure.

The silver dial, with its linear guilloché and sunburst finish, catches the light with every movement, shifting tone with the angle, while applied indices and luminescent hands ensure a clean read in any condition. The fixed, chamfered bezel frames the dial with a clean, contemporary line.

Inside works a reliable Japanese automatic movement, visible through the exhibition caseback. A screw-down crown and 10 ATM water resistance complete a watch made to be worn every day. The integrated steel bracelet, designed and made by Norton, continues the line of the case without a break.

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Technical Specifications

Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 12.5 mm
Case: integrated-design stainless steel
Bezel: fixed, chamfered profile
Dial: silver, linear guilloché, sunburst finish, applied luminescent indices
Water resistance: 10 ATM/100 m
Movement: Miyota 8215 automatic - Made in Japan
Crystal: anti-reflective mineral
Caseback: exhibition
Crown: screw-down
Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date
Hands: luminescent
Bracelet: integrated steel, Norton design, polished and brushed finish, push-button folding clasp

Miyota automatic movement

At the heart of Sirio works the Miyota 8215 automatic movement, a Japanese calibre known for reliability and longevity.

It winds with the natural motion of the wrist, removing the need for batteries and keeping the tradition of mechanical watchmaking alive. The exhibition caseback lets you watch the mechanics in action with every gesture.

Integrated case and guilloché dial: one single piece

Sirio is designed as one continuous piece: the integrated case and the steel bracelet are built on the same line, without the traditional lugs that break up most watches. The bracelet isn't an added accessory but part of the watch's architecture, designed and made by Norton to continue the profile of the case and hug the wrist.

On this base, the dial carries a parallel-line guilloché with a sunburst finish: two overlaid textures that gather light differently depending on how you look at it. The result is a dial that shifts constantly, never flat, where the geometry of the guilloché meets the depth of the sunburst.