The Hydrium Ice Fall

From Isotope -

Courtesy of Isotope

This is Isotope's first watch to use a stone dial. In this instance, Brazilian amethyst.

Courtesy of Isotope

The Hydrium Ice Fall's case is of (micro-blasted) 316L stainless-steel, and measures 40 mm in diameter.

Courtesy of Isotope

Under the hood is La Joux Perret's G101 Soigné.

Limited to 20 pieces, and priced at $1,703.00

Here are the pertinents -

Case:

Micro-blasted 316L stainless-steel case
Case diameter 40mm X 48mm (with lugs)
Height 12.9mm (14.9mm with double domed Sapphire Crystal)
Hydrium® screw-down exhibition case back
Unidirectional bezel with 120 clicks
Crystal, Dial and Hands:
Anti-reflective crystal sapphire
Screw-down crown at 3 o’clock
Brazilian amethyst dial, 0.4 mm thick, mounted on a support ring, with applied indexes filled with Super-LumiNova
Hour and minute hands filled with Super-LumiNova®, paired with a heat-blued seconds hand
Water-resistance 300m / 30 atm / 1000 ft

Strap:

22/20mm quick-release White FKM strap with Isotope’s branded bead-blasted buckle

Movement:
Swiss Made La Joux Perret G101 Soigné MovementAutomatic, self-winding
Power reserve 68 hours
24 Jewels, 28800A/h
Tested in 4 positions, averaging ±7 seconds/day
Soigné finished with a custom Isotope Lacrima rotor