The Ironside 200 now comes with dials cut from genuine stone and meteorite. There are four of them: Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, Tiger Eye and Meteorite. Each dial is a slice of natural material, so the one on your wrist will not match the one in the photographs exactly, and it will not match anyone else's either.

That is the whole idea. A printed or painted dial is made to look the same every time. A stone dial is chosen for the opposite reason.

What Stays the Same

Underneath the dial, this is the Ironside 200 you already know. The case is 316L stainless steel, 39mm across and 46mm lug to lug. It runs on the Miyota 9015 automatic movement with a custom rotor, and it carries the same 120 click unidirectional dive bezel with a ceramic insert and the same 200 meters of water resistance.

Two details change. The stone dial versions measure 12.3mm thick rather than 12.2mm. The indices are applied and lumed, set onto the stone rather than printed on it, so the hour markers still glow in the dark like every other Ironside.

If you already own an Ironside, the fit on your wrist will be the same. If you are new to the watch, everything you read about how the Ironside 200 wears and how to set it up still applies.

The Four Dials

Lapis Lazuli. A deep natural stone with rich blue tones and visible mineral variation across the dial. It is the most classic of the four, a blue dial for people who would normally choose blue, with more going on when you look closely.

Malachite. Vivid green with dramatic banding. The bands run across the dial in curved stripes, and their width and spacing change from one piece to the next. It is the boldest of the four and the easiest to recognise from across a room.

Tiger Eye. Flowing brown, bronze, amber and gold tones that shift in the light. Turn your wrist and the dial changes with it, which is the reason people choose tiger eye in the first place.

Meteorite. A genuine meteorite dial with naturally formed crystalline patterns. Where the three stones are about colour, the Meteorite is about texture: a pattern nobody designed, cut from a material that arrived from space.

Why No Two Are Alike

Every dial comes from a different part of the material. Banding in a piece of malachite, the flecks in lapis lazuli, the light in tiger eye and the crystal pattern in meteorite all vary through the stone, so each dial carries its own version.

The photographs on each product page show one example. Yours will be the same stone and the same colour family, with its own pattern. If you are choosing between them, pick the material and the colour you want to live with, rather than one exact pattern from a picture. The pattern you get is the part nobody else will have.

How to Choose Yours

Start with what you wear most. If your wardrobe leans navy, grey and denim, the Lapis Lazuli sits with all of it. If you like a watch that gets noticed, the Malachite does that on its own. The Tiger Eye suits warm colours and brown leather, and changes character as the light does. The Meteorite is for the person who wants texture over colour, and a story to tell when someone asks about the dial.

Think about how you will wear it, too. Every Ironside 200 is a 200 meter diver, so none of the four needs to be saved for special occasions. The stone sits under the crystal, protected the same way any dial is. If you want one watch that goes from the desk to the water at the weekend, any of the four will do it.

Finally, look at the dials side by side on the store page. Colour on a screen depends on the screen, and seeing all four together is the quickest way to know which one you keep coming back to.

Pre-Sale and Delivery

All four stone dials are on pre-order now, with delivery expected in February 2027. Shipping is free worldwide, and every Ironside 200 carries the same 24 month warranty.

See all four stone dials in our store, or go straight to the Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, Tiger Eye or Meteorite.