Few watches carry a backstory quite like the Gefica. Born in 1984 from a commission by three hunters — Geoffroy, Fissore and Canali — it was designed from the ground up for the African bush: a watch that wouldn't glint in the light, built to survive, and unmistakable in character. The Safari variant in 18k yellow gold takes that same ethos and turns the dial up, quite literally, to something extraordinary.

The 36mm yellow gold case houses the automatic Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement, offering hours, minutes, running seconds, a full chronograph function, and a day-date display — everything a hunter, or a collector, could need at a glance. But the real talking point here is the dial: a genuine burlwood panel, rich in grain and depth, that makes every single example unique. No two are ever alike.

This example presents in excellent condition, on its original leather strap with the signed 18k gold deployant buckle. No box or papers — but for a piece this rare and characterful, they're beside the point.