Temporal Works gives the Series A a sculpted Romanesque dial

Temporal Works has added the Romanesque to its Series A range in collaboration with designer Lee Yuen-Rapati. Its Roman numerals are openings cut through a silver-white opaline upper dial, exposing a glossy midnight-blue surface below. The resulting two-layer construction gives the typography physical depth rather than relying on printed markings.

The official page describes a 50-piece edition in a 37mm case, powered by the hand-wound Sellita SW210-1 b D4. It specifies 42 hours of power reserve, 50-metre water resistance and production in Japan. The manufacturer’s manual-winding specification takes precedence over GQ’s description of an automatic movement.

GQ reported the Romanesque on 16 October 2026, and Temporal Works directs buyers to The Armoury. A precise first-announcement date has not been established, so no separate release date is assigned.