MHR Sparviero ref.Ba2-5012 / 18K Gold Wide Bezel, Full Set

— The shadow of a lost brand —

Mahara was founded in 1987 by the Italian jewellery designer Franco Gioalla and the jeweller Dominique Bibloit.

After the acquisition by Franck Muller in 2000 the name quietly came to an end, and it now sits at the wrist as a rare resonance of its time.

Mahara, a phantom brand whose history closed after just thirteen years. Functional beauty inspired by the instruments of the Italian Air Force bomber S.79 Sparviero. A substantial, luxurious wide bezel in solid 18k yellow gold. A small miracle: a complete set of accessories, with a guarantee showing it was sold in Guam. Superb semi-vintage where foreign history and a lost aesthetic cross.

— The memory of a military aircraft —

The Italian Air Force bomber S.79 Sparviero.

An inventive design taking the instruments lined up in its cockpit as its motif.

The shadow of those cold instruments lives on the dial, marking a wartime memory within functional beauty.

— Something like a relic —

A complete example with accessories is rare today, and it has the presence of a forgotten relic.

"TUMON SANDS PLAZA" on the guarantee shows it was sold in a boutique in Guam, calling up a history that lay sleeping in a foreign country.

— A design particular to semi-vintage —

A high-cost wide bezel in solid 18k gold, of a kind unthinkable now that gold prices have risen so far.

A watch where the end of a brand crosses with the design of a military aircraft — timeless, and wearing the shadow of its era.

It brings a special presence to a modern wrist.

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