Mozart
Round, scholarly, the lens tinted to the colour of an espresso held against the morning. The daytime frame.
Hover · See it wornAn espresso-tinted round in Mazzucchelli acetate — Soletti has made the daytime frame the catalogue forgot to.
Worn with the Day-Date Ombré, the Mozart is a Sunday morning at the head of the table.
50-21-142. Generous bridge, round silhouette, espresso lens. The most quietly elegant frame in the collection.
Italian Mazzucchelli 1849 acetate.
Cut from the same cellulose-acetate blocks Mazzucchelli has poured since 1849. Every Soletti frame is sliced and shaped by hand, then tumbled for seventy-two hours. The polish is what acetate does when it is left alone long enough.
Founder
The round, scholarly frame.
The Mozart is the daytime frame. Round, scholarly, the lens tinted to the colour of an espresso held against the morning. I drew it for a Milanese breakfast on a Sunday — the kind of frame a woman wears at the head of the table before anyone has noticed.
Fifty at the lens, twenty-one at the bridge, the most generous bridge in the house because a round frame slides if the bridge is wrong. The acetate is poured in eight colorways — every one a different mood of the same Sunday morning. The marble whites are unusual; we cut very few.
We paired it with the Day-Date 40 in rose gold with an ombré slate dial because both pieces share a single gentleness. They are made for the woman who reads everything carefully before deciding.
Mozart ×
Rolex Day-Date
Mozart is the daytime frame — round, scholarly, the lens tinted to the colour of an espresso held against the morning. We paired it with the Day-Date 40 in rose gold, slate-ombré dial, because both pieces share the same gentleness: the kind a man wears at the head of a table, before anyone has noticed.
Build the Kit.
Add a case, a cloth, or both to your Soletti Mozart. Bundle two pieces and we’ll knock 5% off; three or more, 10%. Single shipment, single signature.
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