Edouard Koehn’s Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons puts the dial back at the centre of the conversation.
The watch pairs one of traditional chronograph watchmaking’s most admired complications with colourful guilloché decoration, giving the Legacy Rattrapante a more expressive seasonal character without moving away from its classical foundation.
At a glance
- Edouard Koehn has introduced colourful guilloché dials for the Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons.
- The watch combines a rattrapante chronograph complication with textured dial craftsmanship and a seasonal colour theme.
- It will appeal to collectors who want a complicated chronograph with a more decorative, less conventional dial presence.
A split-seconds chronograph with a more expressive face
The Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons sits in a category where mechanics usually dominate the discussion.

A rattrapante, also known as a split-seconds chronograph, allows the wearer to time intermediate intervals while the main chronograph continues running.
It’s a complication valued by enthusiasts because it adds real mechanical depth to the chronograph, rather than simply changing the layout or styling.
With this Four Seasons treatment, Edouard Koehn shifts some of the attention from the mechanism to the dial surface itself.

Guilloché gives the colour more structure
Colourful dials can easily become a simple aesthetic update, but guilloché changes the way colour behaves on the wrist.
The engraved pattern gives the dial depth, catches light at different angles and prevents the colour from reading as a flat block.
That matters on a complicated chronograph, where legibility and visual hierarchy have to coexist with decoration.

The seasonal idea also gives the colour choice a natural framework, making the watch feel more considered than a standard palette expansion.
Classical watchmaking with a brighter mood
Edouard Koehn is working with a familiar high-watchmaking formula here, but the result feels less formal than many split-seconds chronographs.
The colourful guilloché treatment gives the Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons a collector-friendly point of difference, especially for buyers who appreciate traditional mechanics but don’t want another restrained silver, black or blue dial.

It’s a watch for someone who sees a chronograph as more than a timing instrument.
The appeal is in the contrast between technical seriousness and a dial that’s willing to show personality.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Edouard Koehn |
|---|---|
| Model | Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons |
| Dial | Colourful guilloché dial treatment |
| Complication | Rattrapante chronograph |
| Collection theme | Four Seasons |
The Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons stands out because it doesn’t treat colour as an afterthought.

By combining guilloché texture with a split-seconds chronograph, Edouard Koehn gives a serious complication a warmer and more distinctive personality.











