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Three Colorways: De Rijke & Co. Makes the Capri a Permanent Model
Three staple colorways push De Rijke & Co.'s Capri from surprise prototype to permanent catalog entry. The Capri keeps its ultra-thin rectangular case, curved sapphire crystal, integrated shrouded lugs and stone dials.
By HorologyTalk Editorial · · 3 min read
Originally reported by Worn & Wound. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Three colorways, permanent catalog status.
De Rijke & Co. has moved the Capri collection out of the Windup reveal file and into its standard lineup with three staple colorways. The change confirms the brand will continue offering the Capri beyond the initial surprise unveiling last fall.
The watch preserves the design cues that drew attention: an ultra-thin rectangular case, a distinctive curved sapphire crystal, integrated shrouded lugs and natural stone dials. Those elements give the Capri a clean, architectural silhouette while the stone faces introduce texture and variation between pieces.
De Rijke rolled the Capri out quietly at Windup, then followed with an official announcement and a poster challenge that hid Easter eggs tied to the line. As Worn & Wound first reported, the move from one-off reveal to catalog item was deliberate and paced.
The announcement doesn’t list movement details or pricing in the summary available, so the next decision points are clear: what calibers the brand standardizes across the three colorways and how broadly each dial option will be produced. Those choices will determine whether the Capri becomes a niche design hit or a steady seller for De Rijke.
For buyers: the Capri now reads as a permanent offering rather than a limited curiosity. If you liked the curved crystal and stone dial combo at Windup, you can expect the model to remain orderable rather than chasing a one-off drop.
Watch the rollout for caliber and availability details. The simplest forecast: keeping the Capri in the catalog signals confidence in the design — the market will tell whether collectors prize the thin rectangular case and natural stone dials enough to make it a staple.
Originally reported by Worn & Wound. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Tags: De Rijke & Co., stone dial, rectangular case, curved sapphire