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Baume & Mercier Shogun – Two-Tone White Roman Dial

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A pixelated watch done in the best way. 

This piece has an Integrated stainless bracelet, a fluted yellow gold bezel, and a very distinctive case and bracelet design that could be construed as a pixelated nod to early computers of the 20th century. At 34mm, it lands in a sweet spot. Large enough to wear confidently, compact enough to stay comfortable. It reads refined but still relaxed.

Why this configuration matters

The integrated bracelet and fluted gold bezel give this watch its identity. It's not trying to mimic a Datejust. It has its own shape and presence. The case and bracelet flow together cleanly, giving it that cohesive, all in one feel that defined a lot of watches from this period. It should be understood that these pieces are quite rare itself, but, this specification with the white dial is even harder to find. 

What you need to know before wearing it

Overall condition is very good. The case and bracelet present cleanly with honest wear consistent with age. The quartz movement is running properly and doing exactly what it should. It is a well preserved example of a model that does not surface often in this kind of shape or configuration.

A fun daily driver that stands apart

This is the kind of watch you throw on without overthinking it. Comfortable, distinctive, and a little different from the usual options. For someone who appreciates integrated design and wants something under the radar but still interesting, this Shogun makes a strong case. Harder to find than it looks and easy to live with once it is on.

 

Bracelet extension, cutting, or sizing is available upon request through our professional in-house jewelers.

Key Specs

Reference: 5136.018.3

Model: Shogun

Year: 1990s

Movement: Quartz

Case Size: 34mm

Bezel: 18K Yellow Gold fluted

Bracelet: Stainless steel integrated

Dial: White Roman

Wrist Size: Fits approximately 7 inches

SKU: 429

History

Baume & Mercier traces its origins to 1830 in Switzerland, making it one of the older names in watchmaking. Part of the Richemont group since the late 1980s, the brand produced elegant dress watches throughout the 1970s through 1990s in 18-karat gold — pieces like the TV Integrated Dress, the Tiffany-double-stamped examples, and the Shogun — that represent a style of refined Swiss watchmaking that has largely disappeared from current production. Our vintage examples in yellow and rose gold are understated in the way that genuinely well-made things tend to be.