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Marli New York expands its timepieces collection with the Pink L23 & L30

November 2026


Marli New York expands its timepieces collection with the Pink L23 & L30

Marli New York debuts a new colorway in two sizes to the brand’s Timepieces collection: the Pink L23 and the Pink L30, each dial colored to match its strap for a look that is refined, tonal, and true to Marli’s design language. Crafted in Switzerland, every component of the L23 and L30 is created to the very highest standard of watchmaking excellence.

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he Pink L23 and Pink L30 reimagine Marli’s iconic pyramid tapisserie motif in a light, iridescent pink mother-of-pearl dial, inspired by Marli’s signature jewelry collection. Rendered across the pyramid’s faceted surface, the color is reimagined the Marli way: soft yet architectural, delicate yet defined — where shade and design come together to embody the brand’s signature duality.

Each stainless steel case is set with 36 diamonds, with dauphine-shaped hands in stainless steel and a pyramid-design crown, also inspired by the brand’s jewelry collections, set with 4 diamonds. Both are powered by a Swiss-made quartz movement and paired with a matching pink satin strap.

Marli Timepieces live at the intersection of New York’s energy and Switzerland’s precision, where the city’s bold, restless geometry meets the quiet mastery of Swiss watchmaking. Inspired by Marli’s signature jewelry collections, the timepieces reflect a deeper truth: That time is not something to be measured, but something to be lived.

Across all three references, the collection is defined by a single element: a three-dimensional pyramid tapisserie dial that translates Marli’s most iconic motif from the jeweler’s bench to the face of a timepiece.

Each dial is machined from solid natural mother-of-pearl – a soft organic material with a Mohs hardness of between 3 and 4 on the scale that runs from talc to diamond – and carved into a field of perfectly formed three-dimensional pyramids with crisp edges, precise geometry, and consistent depth across the entire surface. Achieving pyramids with sharp, repeating, light-catching angles in this material, at dial scale and to watchmaking tolerances, required the development of a complete suite of bespoke industrial tooling. Three years of research and development. The details of this process remain closely guarded.

As the light changes, so does the surface: the pyramids catch and release it differently at every angle, so that the face of the timepiece is never the same twice. Hand heights have been slightly raised throughout the collection to preserve the sense of depth, ensuring the three-dimensional effect remains visible beneath the hands at all times.

The pyramid motif extends beyond the dial to the crown – set with four diamonds, shaped as a miniature pyramid on every reference – and, on the L35, to the rubber strap itself, embossed in relief with the same pattern. For the L35’s colored versions, mother-of-pearl is deposited onto a brass plate previously lacquered in color; the anthracite shade employs black mother-of-pearl.

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