In 2024, ROMAGO announces another addition to its flagship Roulette Master Collection. This series has always been a cornerstone product of ROMAGO, previously available in various color combinations and widely beloved by watch enthusiasts. Last year, ROMAGO strongly introduced a new version of the Roulette Master Collection II, which now includes an additional ball on the watch dial, enhancing the playfulness and challenging the limits of Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship.

For this design, the color green was chosen, inspired by St. Patrick, the patron saint of luck in Irish culture, where green is considered a color of luck and prosperity. Ireland is also known as the Emerald Isle. ROMAGO's watchmaking philosophy incorporates 'Round Sky and Square Earth' to form the watch case, and the rotating disc carries blessings of fortune. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, people dress in green and wear shamrocks, symbolizing 'luck,' which echoes the theme of luck in the entire Roulette Master watch. The designer, returning to the basics, decided to launch this green-themed Roulette Master Collection II in this era, aiming to deliver sincere blessings. This model is globally limited to 200 pieces, priced at USD 31,00.

This 46.5 mm automatic model has a silver plated stainless steel case and the strap colour matches with the roulette design of the dial. Skeleton movement is Swiss made with the house’s aesthetics which is also reflected on the star-shaped screws. The transparent case back features an open-worked rotor with shielding design. Water resistance is up to 50m which is more than enough in every circumstance.

The roulette undoubtedly adds to the possibilities in human life, bringing luck and desire, symbolizing the dreams of the future. The new Roulette Master Collection II is introduced in clover green, a color symbolizing luck, with a moving disc that doubles the wearer's luck, blessed by St. Patrick.

Sitting vividly on the dial of this new creation, the eternal wheel of fortune is about to start some move. Attired in silver PVD stainless steel, a 46.5mm diameter squared case shows the uniqueness in the skeleton with no doubt.