Petite geometric square silhouette
Subtle ice blue dial
Articulated stainless steel bracelet
Reliable analog quartz movement
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There is an enduring charm to diminutive cocktail watches that understand their role as personal adornment first and utilitarian instruments second. The Tory Burch Kira Square TBW6023 embraces that ethos with quiet precision. Measuring a compact 18mm across by 18mm vertically, its presence on the wrist is remarkably understated, wearing more like a tailored cuff than a standard timekeeper. It avoids the pitfall of feeling toy-like by maintaining clean, sharp geometry—a square silhouette featuring softened, beveled outer perimeters that catch overhead light without creating harsh reflections.
What immediately commands attention in person is the restraint of the dial. Finished in a subtle, desaturated ice-blue tone, the face injects a refreshing wash of cool color without competing with the rest of an ensemble. The subtle sunray brushing radiates softly beneath the mineral glass, catching directional rays of light with nuanced depth. Rather than overcrowding an already tight surface, the layout remains spare: slender metallic hands, discreet indices, and the raised signature double-T emblem positioned at twelve o’clock. This spatial discipline preserves legibility while reinforcing a clean, mid-century architectural sensibility.
Brand: Tory Burch
Gender: Women
Brand Origin: United States
Series: The Kira
Additional Information: Geometric square case with beveled perimeter, ice-blue dial, and articulated H-link style bracelet
Model: TBW6023
Movement: Quartz
Movement Source: Japan
Power Reserve: Approximately 2 to 3 Years (Battery Operated)
Precision: ±15 to ±20 seconds per month
Features: Analog display, applied hour baton indices, signature double-T fretwork logo at 12 o'clock
Engine: Compact Analog Quartz Caliber
Jewels: Not Specified
Caliber No: Not Specified
Case Size: 18 mm x 18 mm
Lug-to-lug: Not Specified
Case Thickness: 6.8 mm
Band Width: 12 mm
Band Type: Bracelet
Dial Color: Ice Blue
Case Color: Silver
Band Color: Silver
Bezel: Fixed
Bezel Color: Silver
Bezel Material: Stainless Steel
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Band Material: Stainless Steel
Water Resistance: 30 Meters / 3 ATM
Functions: Hour, Minute, Seconds
Calender: None
Watch Style: Dress / Casual Luxury
Weight: Not Specified
Warranty: 2-Year International Manufacturer Warranty
Case Back: Solid Stainless Steel
Case Shape: Square
Clasp: Butterfly Clasp
Crystal: Scratch-Resistant Mineral Crystal
Crystal Coating: N/A
Crown: Pull / Push
LumiBrite: None
Barcode: Not Specified
Known By: Tory Burch TBW6023, The Kira Square Blue, Small Kira Ice Blue
Named after the label’s celebrated accessories family, the Kira watch series translates the crisp hardware codes of leather turn-locks and beveled metalwork into a dedicated horological form. The introduction of the square case marked a decisive departure from conventional round dress models, paying tribute to the petite cocktail silhouettes popular across European and American salons in the 1960s and 1970s. By paring back external bulk and focusing on proportional harmony between the case and bracelet links, the Kira established itself as a true jewelry-first reference.
Milestones within the collection chart a progression from simple leather-strap iterations to integrated, highly articulated stainless steel bracelets. The TBW6023 reflects this design maturity, balancing the sharp angles of its square chassis with soft, contemporary pastel palettes. It exemplifies the broader collection’s core mandate: treating the watch not as a standalone gadget, but as an essential, sculptural component of modern personal style.
Powering the Kira Square TBW6023 is a dedicated compact electronic quartz caliber, engineered specifically to operate within sub-twenty-millimeter case geometries. At the core of its architecture sits a synthetic tuning-fork quartz crystal resonator vibrating at 32,768 cycles per second. This high-frequency oscillation is monitored by an integrated circuit that divides the frequency down into precise one-second electrical pulses, which subsequently energize a miniature Lavet stepping motor. The motor’s rotor turns the wheel train with minimal rotational inertia, transferring torque directly to the hands.
In ultra-compact cases measuring under seven millimeters in total thickness, space optimization is the primary mechanical obstacle. This caliber resolves that constraint through a flattened gear bridge assembly and high-efficiency coils that drastically reduce parasitic electrical draw. Operating on a standard 1.55-volt silver oxide button cell, the movement achieves a continuous autonomy rating of roughly two to three years before requiring cell replacement.
