Dior will be selling its new 2014 watch collection, "Dior Timepieces Unique Piece," in Japan.

The collection combines materials and colors inspired by the maison's haute couture with the skilled craftsmanship of its artisans. The "Dior Grand Soir 'Origami'" (20.9 million yen) features an origami motif, with a three-dimensional dial crafted from mother-of-pearl. The bezel is adorned with beautifully shining fine stones cut into various shapes, including triangles, baguettes, and helices. The rotor on the case bag features a geometric pattern in lemon yellow and pink lacquer.

The "Dior Grand Soir" (27.9 million yen) features a bezel design inspired by the panniers of evening dresses. The layout utilizes advanced techniques, securing two stones with a single prong. The baguette-cut setting creates a beautiful curve, further enhancing the sapphire's color gradation. The dial is made of mother-of-pearl, with carvings and geometric motifs resembling the hem of a dress. The "Dior Uit Grand Bal" (19.5 million yen) is part of a series featuring a story related to the Maison on the rotor on the front of the dial. The openwork pattern, made of gold, opal, mother-of-pearl, and sapphire, combines flowers and leaves in a three-dimensional pattern, based on the theme of a "winter garden." The white gold case is covered in snow-set diamonds. The "La D de Dior" (55.7 million yen) is a jewelry watch featuring white diamonds surrounding the bezel, as well as the sides of the case, crown, and buckle, all snow-set. The dial is adorned with countless pink diamonds. It was created by Victor de Castellane, creative director of Dior Fine Jewelry.

In addition, from the La D de Dior series, the "Mitzah" dial (2,215,000 yen) with a lacquered animal motif will be sold in advance in Ikebukuro. In addition, three models with an opal dial (3,170,000 yen) will be available exclusively in Japan.