A white man in his 60s was referred to our unit for a troublesome nail dystrophy on the third digit of the right hand. The patient placed the inception of onychodystrophy at around 10 months prior to consultation. The physical examination revealed a grayish longitudinal band of the lateral side of the nail (3 mm in width) with splitting of the distal margin (Figure, A-C). Dermoscopy of the band showed lack of homogeneity in pigmentation, with interrupted lines with different colors and blurred lateral borders. Irregularly shaped brown to black spots were present in a random pattern in the length of the band (Figure, D).