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In the long history of exploration and travel, few figures have managed to capture the collective imagination like Marco Polo. Born in Venice in 1254, Marco Polo is known for being one of the first Europeans to deeply explore the Orient and to document his experiences in great detail. His work, The Travels of Marco Polo, represents a fascinating window into a world that, for many Westerners, was shrouded in mystery.

Bronze, with its rich and captivating history, takes center stage in inspiring this unique Nereide timepiece—a true embodiment of Venetian tradition. This ageless metal not only forms the watch case but infuses the entire design, carrying an intrinsic beauty that evolves gracefully over time, creating a patina. This distinctive quality gives objects crafted from bronze a timeless allure, seamlessly blending the material's millennia-old legacy with the contemporary design of Nereide Bronzo.

One of the most beautiful and particular Nereide ever is about to arrive. A watch in which the dial and bezel come to life thanks to a very particular material: forged carbon. But what exactly is forged carbon and why is it so special? In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about this innovative material and introduce you to our latest watch that uses it in the bezel and dial: Nereide Carbonio.