Ripples
Line History
Launched in 2022, under the ownership of the Rosnoblet family, Ripples marks Speake-Marin's first decisive entry into the category of luxury sports watches with an integrated bracelet, a territory far removed from the classic imagery of the Piccadilly. The model that opens the line introduces a completely new case, called "La City": 40.3 mm in diameter by just 9 mm thick, in steel, with a flat brushed bezel, circular dial opening and a crown protected by side guards.
The distinctive trait that gives the collection its name is the "ripple" motif of the dial: a series of rounded concentric grooves that create depth and play of light, evoking the rippled surface of water. The small seconds counter is positioned at 1:30 and the hands, heart/spade-shaped, are rhodium-plated. Powering the first piece is the proprietary caliber SMA03-T, an ultra-thin (3.9 mm) automatic movement with integrated micro-rotor, made up of 147 components and 29 jewels, which beats at 28,800 alternations per hour and offers 52 hours of power reserve; the three-link integrated bracelet alternates polished and brushed finishes and is closed by a deployant clasp with the maison's logo.
From this first model — the Ripples Black Original — the line has expanded rapidly with new executions: the ultra-thin Kármán Line, the openworked/skeleton version (presented in 2024), the first all-gold execution (Ripples Gold, 2025) and the colorful Ripples Portobello with a lavender dial inspired by a London neighborhood. Ripples today represents, alongside the historic Piccadilly, the most contemporary reinterpretation of the brand's identity under the management of the Rosnoblet family.
Technical Specifications
Main Executions
With Ripples, Speake-Marin chose for the first time a case name of its own, "La City", distinct from the celebrated Piccadilly: a way of signaling that this line is born as a separate chapter in the brand's history, rather than as a variation of its historic collection.

