Model History
Presented in December 2022, Milano is Aerowatch's first watch with an integrated bracelet: the lugs merge directly into the steel case instead of being a separate welded or screwed element — a construction typical of the sporty-contemporary language that has spread since the late 2010s.
The blue dial, with a fine "sapin" (fir tree) texture that also reappears on the seconds hand, is a direct nod to the brand's roots in the Swiss Jura, a region historically covered in fir forests and Aerowatch's historic home. The movement is the automatic Sellita SW200-1, one of the most widespread and reliable rotor calibres in Swiss watchmaking, fitted in a 41 mm case with 120-metre water resistance — noticeably sportier specifications than the brand's more classic lines.
Milano represents a deliberate stylistic shift for Aerowatch, pairing an identity historically tied to vintage and pocket watches (1942, Renaissance) with a more contemporary, sporty-elegant register aimed at a younger audience.
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Key References
The dial's "sapin" pattern isn't a purely decorative detail: it's a direct tribute to the fir forests of the Swiss Jura, the region where Aerowatch has been based since 2008 — the same spirit with which "1942" honors the company's history, applied here to the landscape rather than the brand's past.