The featured is a special order piece numbered S.11 from 2023. A charismatic example of his work, it boasts a 39mm titanium case, a more wearable size compared to Shapiro’s typical 42mm or 40mm cases. The blackened zirconium dial is adorned with silver inlays and blued steel hands. The hour and minute hands have skeletonized tips, while the second hand bears an infinity symbol as a counterweight, echoing the same symbol engraved on the crown.

The dial showcases three different forms of guilloché, with a barleycorn motif around the edge, the classic basketweave in the center, and the intricate "Infinity Weave" on the small-seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock. The basketweave pattern, one of the most challenging to execute, speaks to Shapiro’s exceptional craftsmanship. The sub-dial alone takes about a week to complete, and any microscopic error means starting over from scratch.

While the dial design pays homage to 17th-century watchmaking, the movement is thoroughly modern, sourced from Uhren-Werke Dresden (UWD), a sister company of Lang & Heyne.

With the discontinuation of the Infinity series, only around 100 pieces were produced over five years. This particular example, preserved in "like-new" condition and accompanied by its complete set of box and papers.