Mechanical

39.5 mm

Charles Berret  KAZE (DESERT GOLD)

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$1,588

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Charles Berret KAZE (DESERT GOLD)

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What you'll get

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About this Watch

A Skeleton watch, in a round titanium case, 39.5mm, with a gold openworked skeleton movement with gilded bridges dial.

It is currently available to buy directly from the brand. Against Charles Berret's own median price, this reference lands close to the middle, typical for the brand's lineup. Charles Berret currently has 13 models under active tracking, this reference among them. This reference first launched in August 2026.

Diameter

39.5mm

Between lugs

20mm

Thickness

9mm

Movement Type

Mechanical

Statistics

Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. That's in line with Charles Berret's catalog overall.

This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.

How Charles Berret models usually sell out and restock

No rush

Brand pattern · 13 models

Availability

5 availability changes recorded. Longest sold-out stretch: 36 days.

Available

3 months straight

8/14/26

April 2026

Today

  • Sold out

    · for 36 days

    7/8/26

  • Coming soon

    · for 18 days

    6/20/26

  • Sold out

    · for 1 hour

    6/20/26

Tracked since 4/30/26 (198 days).

Last confirmed:

Price

Currently priced at $1,588.00, up from $1,549.31 on 9/13/26.

$1,588.00 USD

11/12/26

August 2026

Today

  • $1,588.00

    11/12/26

  • $1,549.31 → $1,588.00

    +2.5%

    9/13/26

  • $1,575.59 → $1,549.31

    -1.7%

    8/21/26

Unchanged · 62 days

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