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Top-tier supplier movement · caliber ETA 6498-1: manual-wind, 18,000bph, 46h PR, 17j; fume enamel dial is the brand's signature: gradient-dyed enamel kiln-fired at Anordain's Glasgow workshop, each dial unique · 46h power reserve
Versatile size: fits most wrists (6–7.5 in / 15–19 cm)
38 mm case. The sweet spot for the broadest range of wrist sizes. Neither too dainty nor too bold.
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Anordain fume dials use a fired glass technique; inspect for even color gradient and surface integrity.
Known issues in the market
Fume dials can appear uneven if improperly stored under UV exposure.
Area
What to check
What is correct
Red flag
dial
Fume gradient evenness
Smooth gradient from darker center to lighter edge (or reverse per specification), no blotchy areas or gradient breaks
Uneven gradient suggesting UV damage or improper storage, any surface crazing or texture change
case
Case finishing
Mixed finish per Model 1 specification, no buffing evidence
All-polished case, tool marks
Common legitimate replacements
Straps commonly replaced.
Expert resources: Anordain serial verification. Inspect dial in natural light before purchasing.
Authentication guide
Last reviewed June 2026
The Fumé is the signature Anordain: a gradient enamel that transitions from deep color at center to lighter at edge (or the reverse). The gradient must be smooth and continuous through the enamel depth.
Known reproduction risks
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LOW
Printed gradient on non-enamel dial
Gradient lacks the internal enamel depth; it sits on the surface
No orange-peel texture under magnification
Flat appearance under raking light
A smooth enamel gradient is technically demanding; no comparable non-enamel surface achieves the same visual character.
Dial variants by era
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Era
Description
Identifiers
Model 1 Fumé production
Gradient kiln-fired enamel dial. Color transitions smoothly from center to edge. Available in multiple colorways.
Smooth, continuous gradient visible across the dial
Gradient exists within the enamel depth, not on the surface as a print
Color fully saturated at one end, fading naturally toward the other
Service part flags
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Dial
Original: Kiln-fired gradient enamel with color transition within the enamel body.
Replacement tells
Gradient that appears printed on top of the dial surface
Abrupt color transition rather than smooth fade
No enamel depth or orange-peel texture under magnification
Case back markings
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All production
"Made in Scotland" engraved
Serial number
Movement tells
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Same ETA 6498-1 base as Model 1 Enamel; all movement checks apply.