Beda’a Unveils the Angles Guichets

Beda’a has been stopping attendees in their tracks at watch fairs like Geneva Watch Days, and in response to the warm reception of its Eclipse jumping-hour watch in 2024, the Qatari brand returns with another compelling creation.

Launched today, the Angles Guichets is a veritable head-turner, introducing a disc-based display to the brand’s distinctive octagonal Angles collection.

Where previous iterations of the Angles line were defined by their minimalist, time-only dials, the Angles Guichets ventures into more expressive territory. Hours and minutes are now presented on two concentric rotating discs, revealed through two apertures. Traversing the hours display is a polished ring—evocative of the sun—gliding gracefully from one end of the aperture to the other.

This captivating display is powered by a modified Peseux/ETA 7001 movement, offering a power reserve of approximately 42 hours.

Founded by Qatari entrepreneur Hader Al Suwaidi, Beda’a’s artistic direction is helmed by Sohaib Maghnam, whose design sensibility is clearly evident here. The Angles Guichets features a refined three-stepped case that measures a slender 6.3mm in thickness and a restrained 37mm in diameter. Its integrated lugs sit pleasingly flush against the wrist, flowing seamlessly into an interchangeable strap secured by Beda’a’s signature B-shaped pin buckle.

The Beda’a Angles Guichets is available in stainless steel or gold-plated steel, with both versions priced at CHF 1,800.

Andre Frois

Asia Editor · Haute Time

Andre Frois, previously the Editor-in-Chief of Revolution Asia, brings a wealth of experience to Haute Time. A Singaporean of Portuguese-Chinese descent, Frois has been creating compelling watch content since 2010 for prestigious publications such as Tatler, World of Watches, and The Peak. Renowned for his ability to distill the technical, historical, and financial aspects of watches into accessible narratives, he has also made a mark with investigative stories for VICE and the South China Morning Post. A graduate of NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering with a specialization in biomedical engineering, Frois furthered his expertise with a specialist diploma in Sport Science.