{"id":27305,"date":"2021-01-26T12:44:57","date_gmt":"2021-01-26T12:44:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.horbiter.com\/roman-numerals-in-watchmaking\/"},"modified":"2025-06-07T07:51:34","modified_gmt":"2025-06-07T05:51:34","slug":"roman-numerals-in-watchmaking","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.horbiter.com\/en\/roman-numerals-in-watchmaking\/","title":{"rendered":"Roman Numerals in fine watchmaking"},"content":{"rendered":"

Intro<\/h2>\n

Did you ever wonder where Roman numerals origin from and how are they used on a wristwatch\u2019s dial? Back in time, during the Roman Empire, Roman numerals<\/strong> were adopted on meridians, while they decorate today a classic watch\u2019s most beloved dials, and are a primary choice on classic-looking tourbillon<\/strong> or minute repeater<\/strong> watches.<\/p>\n

Conversely, sports watches<\/strong> preferably showcase Arabic numerals instead or no numerals at all, as that\u2019s the case with a professional divers<\/strong>\u2018 watch<\/strong>, where broad and highly-glowing applied indexes are used. The Roman numerals<\/strong> originally appeared as a mean to perform calculations in a simple, easy-to-manage way across different social classes, in an age where higher education was restricted to a selected group of people.<\/p>\n

Where does the Roman\u00a0numeric\u00a0system originate?<\/h2>\n

The Roman numeric system<\/strong> origins from the engraving of notches on a piece of material: figure \u201cI<\/strong>\u201d stands for one, figure \u201cII<\/strong>\u201d for two and so on, up to figure \u201cV<\/strong>\u201d that stands for number five and symbolizes an open hand (i.e., five fingers), while figure \u201cX<\/strong>\u201d stands for ten that signifies two open hands. Intriguing, isn\u2019t it?<\/p>\n

\"audemars<\/p>\n

The origin of Roman numerals<\/strong> has a substantial symbolic value. The number five and its multiples all feature dedicated symbols, and when numbers smaller than ten occur, the subtractive notation<\/strong> is adopted.<\/p>\n

Oddly, the number four can be found in two alternative forms, either as IIII<\/strong>, according to the additive notation<\/strong>, or with the figure \u201cIV<\/strong>,\u201d according to the subtractive notation<\/strong>; this is a specific case that has a historical explanation.<\/p>\n

\"cartier<\/p>\n

If we take a look at a classic watch\u2019s dial, like a Santos de Cartier<\/strong>, for example, we reckon the brand extensively uses Roman numerals<\/strong> as a design factor; the brand\u2019s designers opted for the additive notation<\/strong>, vice versa a few brands have gone for the subtractive notation<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

During the Roman age, the additive notation<\/strong> regarding number four was mean to avoid offending Jupiter<\/strong>, whose initials, in Latin, are I<\/strong> and V<\/strong> (IVPPITER). Another possible explanation is that Roman numerals<\/strong> that use the additive notation<\/strong> were, again, easier to use by poorly educated people, who were less or not familiar at all with maths.<\/p>\n

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Source: (Photo by John Talbot from Ottawa, Canada \u2013 Peace Tower Clock, CC BY 2.0, https:\/\/commons.wikimedia.org\/w\/index.php?curid=3788284)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

It wasn\u2019t until the late Middle Ages<\/strong> that the number IV<\/strong> progressively replaced number IIII<\/strong>, and that\u2019s the reason why the majority of striking clocks across Europe<\/strong>, like the Big Ben<\/strong> in London<\/strong> or the Kremlin Clock<\/strong> in Moscow<\/strong>, show the number IV<\/strong> on their big dials. However, there are exceptions to the rule mentioned above: the Peace Tower<\/strong>, in Ottawa<\/strong>,\u00a0shows the number IIII<\/strong> instead.<\/p>\n

How the Roman\u00a0numeric\u00a0system applies to wristwatches.<\/h2>\n

The Roman\u00a0numeric\u00a0system<\/strong>,\u00a0according to the additive notation<\/strong>, is the primary option to most watch brands since it guarantees better aesthetic balance at first sight.<\/p>\n

\"cartier<\/p>\n

If we carefully observe a Drive de Cartier<\/strong><\/a>\u2018s dial from up-close, it looks like the dial can be formally split into three thirds: the first third includes Roman numerals<\/strong> from I<\/strong> to IIII<\/strong>, the second sector from V<\/strong> to VIII<\/strong>, and, finally, the last one covers from IX<\/strong> to XII<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

\"cartier<\/p>\n

In my opinion, this rule is successful when numerals are big and bold, as on a Cartier<\/strong> watch, but not all brands abide by this rule.<\/p>\n

\"moser<\/p>\n

Moser<\/strong> watches, for example, has chosen figure IV<\/strong> instead, on its Heritage Perpetual<\/strong>, Moon<\/strong> and Tourbillon<\/strong> complicated watches, and their overall balance is excellent.<\/p>\n

Here is a brilliant example of a watch showcasing Roman numerals.<\/h2>\n

If I had to mention an excellent example of a timepiece featuring Roman numerals<\/strong>, I would rate the Rolex Day<\/strong>\u2013Date 40<\/strong> at first place. With this exclusive collection, Rolex<\/strong> introduced a rather modern and original take on Roman numerals<\/strong>\u2018 design.<\/p>\n

\"rolex<\/p>\n

The brand adopted the additive notation to create a striking and bold dial featuring multi-faceted indexes, mated to various dials, including their signature Wimbledon green dial<\/strong>, thus making ref<\/strong>. 228238<\/strong> pictured above, and its siblings, some of the most charming gold watches on the market.<\/p>\n

(Photo credit: Horbiter\u00ae, Rolex)<\/p>\n

Gaetano C @Horbiter\u00ae<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Intro Did you ever wonder where Roman numerals origin from and how are they used on a wristwatch\u2019s dial? Back in time, during the Roman Empire, Roman numerals were adopted on meridians, while they decorate today a classic watch\u2019s most beloved dials, and are a primary choice on classic-looking tourbillon or minute repeater watches. Conversely, […]<\/p>\n

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