The Angles Disc One redefines how time is read. Instead of hands sweeping across a conventional dial, it presents time through rotating and jumping discs - transforming mechanical precision into a clean, architectural display. Bold yet disciplined, it is a watch for those who appreciate independent design that challenges convention without sacrificing reliability. Inspiration & Design Founded by a team with over two decades of experience developing timepieces for established Swiss and Japanese brands, Angles Watches was created to explore original complications with creative freedom. The Disc One reflects that ambition. Its layout replaces traditional hour and minute hands with: A jumping hour disc on the left A rotating minute disc on the right A central seconds hand A jumping date window at 12 o’clock The result is symmetrical, minimal, and mechanically expressive. Rather than overwhelming the dial, the design remains structured and legible - inviting the wearer to engage with time differently. Dial & Case Details Crafted from durable 316L stainless steel, the Disc One balances industrial robustness with refined finishing. A sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating ensures clarity, while the exhibition caseback reveals the automatic movement within. Each variant expresses a distinct character: Raw Steel - Brushed steel with black Super-LumiNova® numerals; direct and utilitarian Champagne Alloy - Warm ion-plated gold with black lume; restrained yet refined Obsidian Black - DLC-coated case with C9/BGW9 double-layer lume; bold and high-contrast Antique Steel - Distressed silver finish with vintage beige lume; subtly nostalgic Despite their visual differences, all share the same architectural discipline and functional clarity. Movement & Mechanics At the core of the Disc One is the Miyota 8215 automatic movement, paired with Angles’ in-house jumping hour module. This hybrid architecture combines proven Japanese reliability with independent complication development - delivering both durability and mechanical interest. Movement Specifications Calibre: Miyota 8215 automatic with Jumping Hour module Jewels: 24 Beat rate: 21,600 vph Accuracy: –15/+30 seconds per day Power reserve: Approx. 42 hours The jumping hour complication provides a crisp instantaneous change, while the minute disc rotates smoothly, reinforcing the watch’s distinctive rhythm. Strap & Wearability The Disc One is fitted with a 22–20mm Italian vegetable-tanned leather strap, hand-sewn and secured with a stainless-steel buckle. Its proportions and balanced case architecture ensure comfortable wear, while the unconventional display remains intuitive after only a brief adjustment period. This is a watch designed for daily engagement - not just occasional admiration. Final Impression The Angles Disc One stands at the intersection of industrial design and independent horology. It challenges traditional time display while remaining grounded in practical mechanics and wearable proportions. Creative without being chaotic. Technical without being inaccessible. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 500 pieces available worldwide Case size: 41mm(w) x 13mm(h) Case material: Stainless steel Case back: Exhibition, sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 8215 with in-house jumping hour module Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Silver with hour and minute discs Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Italian vegetable black leather, 22-20mm Buckle: Stainless steel buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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Step into the future of luxury timepieces with the Angles Revolution H. Designed for those who dare to stand out, this second generation watch is an uncompromising blend of avant-garde design and cutting-edge mechanical engineering, delivering a truly unique experience for the modern watch collector. The Angles Revolution H breaks away from tradition with its revolutionary dual-roller time display - an extraordinary complication that only a handful of luxury watches in the world feature. This stunning mechanical display, encased in sleek aviation aluminium, turns time into a work of art. Watch as the numbers roll across the dial, presenting the hours and minutes in a mesmerising dance of precision. Despite its futuristic look, the Angles Revolution H is entirely mechanical - powered by the renowned Miyota 82S0 automatic movement. No batteries. Just pure, reliable craftsmanship. The exposed window offers a glimpse into the heart of this sophisticated mechanism, a feature that connects the wearer to the soul of the watch, blending traditional craftsmanship with futuristic aesthetics. With only 100 pieces produced per colorway, the Angles Revolution H is a rare collectible, ensuring that your timepiece remains as unique as your style. Each watch is a limited-edition masterpiece that will never be reproduced once sold out, making it a coveted item in any collection. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm (w) x 48mm (l) x 13mm (h); excluding crystal Case material: Stainless steel Case back: Stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 82S0 with in-house dual roller module Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: SuperLuminova coated numerals on the dual roller module Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Silicone Buckle: Stainless steel, black DLC tang buckle Warranty: 2 years

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Dark, mechanical and unapologetically futuristic, the Angles Cylindrex Black Serpent takes the collection's radical dual-display architecture and gives it one of its most striking treatments. Its blacked-out case and cylindrical display are punctuated by vivid neon-green indications and a matching green silicone strap. Beneath that unconventional exterior are not one but two automatic mechanical movements, independently powering two different perspectives on time. Inspiration & Design The Cylindrex began with a challenge from Japanese movement manufacturer Miyota surrounding the reintroduction of its 6T movement series. Angles responded by designing a watch around the Miyota 6T15 - and then using it twice. That decision defines the Cylindrex. Instead of presenting time on a conventional flat dial, the watch uses two displays positioned on different planes. Its cylindrical display stretches across the body of the watch, while a separate end-cap display provides another way to read the time. Black Serpent pushes this already unconventional concept further visually. A dark case and display architecture create the backdrop for electric green indications and a matching strap, giving the watch a distinctly futuristic character. Dial & Case The Cylindrex's defining feature is its cylindrical time display, with rotating numeral drums presenting time across the curved front of the watch rather than on a conventional dial. Black Serpent renders the display predominantly in black, contrasted by vivid green numerals and markings for exceptional visual impact. A second display at the end of the case provides another perspective on time, reinforcing the Cylindrex's unusual multi-plane architecture. The case follows the Cylindrex's 40mm-wide, 13mm-high construction and is made from PVD-coated 316L stainless steel. Sapphire crystals with anti-reflective coating protect both time displays, while an exhibition sapphire caseback reveals the mechanics and distinctive turbofan-style rotor. Dual push-pull crowns correspond with the watch's twin-movement construction, while drilled screw-down lugs secure the strap. Water resistance is rated to 30 metres. Movement The Cylindrex is unusual outside because it is equally unconventional underneath. Two Miyota 6T15 automatic movements independently power its separate time displays. Each 21-jewel movement operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, with Angles stating accuracy of ±30 seconds per day. The cylindrical display provides approximately 36 hours of power reserve, while the end-cap display offers approximately 40 hours. It is an intentionally extravagant mechanical solution. Rather than using electronics or a single movement to create the illusion of complexity, the Cylindrex employs two genuine automatic calibres to make its dual-display concept work. Bracelet / Strap Black Serpent is paired with a vivid neon-green silicone strap that provides an emphatic contrast against the black case and display. Measuring 24mm at the case and tapering to 20mm, the strap reinforces the watch's contemporary, almost industrial character while allowing the Black Serpent's distinctive colour treatment to continue beyond the case. Final Thoughts The Cylindrex was never designed to disappear quietly beneath a cuff, and Black Serpent may be one of the clearest expressions of that philosophy. The black-and-neon-green treatment gives it immediate visual impact, but there is substance behind the spectacle. Two automatic movements, two independently powered displays and an architecture dictated by the mechanics make this much more than an exercise in unusual styling. For collectors who believe mechanical watchmaking should occasionally be strange, playful and provocative, Black Serpent makes a convincing case. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm (w) x 13mm (h) Case material: 316L stainless steel; PVD-coated Case back: Exhibition sapphire crystal caseback with "turbofan" style rotor Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Dual Miyota 6T15 Power reserve: Approx 36hrs, cylindrical display; 40hrs, end-cap display Dial: Black cylindrical display with neon-green numerals and markings Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Silicone Buckle: 316L stainless steel deployant clasp Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Cylindrex Silver Cobalt challenges one of the most familiar conventions in watchmaking: that time should be displayed on a flat dial. Instead, the Cylindrex presents time across two distinct displays - a cylindrical display running along the body of the watch and a second display positioned at the end of the case. More unusual still, each is independently powered by its own automatic mechanical movement. Finished in stainless steel with vivid blue dials and orange accents, the Silver Cobalt turns an unconventional mechanical concept into one of Angles' most distinctive designs. Inspiration & Design The Cylindrex originated from a design challenge by Japanese movement manufacturer Miyota, centred on the reintroduction of its 6T movement series. Angles' response was not simply to build a watch around the Miyota 6T15, but to use the movement twice. That decision defines the entire architecture of the Cylindrex. Rather than presenting time conventionally from a single dial, two Miyota 6T15 movements independently drive two displays positioned on different planes. The cylindrical display makes the watch readable across the top of the case, while the end-cap display offers another perspective on time. The Silver Cobalt brings additional energy to the concept with saturated blue dials and contrasting orange details, giving an already unconventional watch an unmistakable visual identity. Dial & Case The Cylindrex Silver Cobalt features blue dials complemented by orange-anodised aluminium hands on the cylindrical display. A BGW9 white luminous marker at the tip provides a point of visibility in low-light conditions. Its unusual display architecture is housed within a 40mm-wide stainless-steel case measuring 13mm high. Separate sapphire crystals with anti-reflective coating protect both time displays, preserving visibility across the watch's unconventional geometry. Two push-pull crowns correspond with its dual-movement construction, while drilled screw-down lugs provide a secure connection for the strap. Turn the watch over and a sapphire exhibition caseback reveals the mechanics within, including Angles' distinctive turbofan-style rotor. Water resistance is rated to 3ATM. Movement The defining mechanical feature of the Cylindrex is not one automatic calibre, but two. Angles uses a pair of Miyota 6T15 automatic movements to independently power the watch's two time displays. Each operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour and uses 21 jewels. The cylindrical time display offers approximately 36 hours of power reserve, while the end-cap display provides approximately 40 hours. Angles states accuracy at ±30 seconds per day. Using two mechanical movements where a simpler solution might have sufficed is precisely what gives the Cylindrex its character. The unusual exterior isn't disguising conventional mechanics underneath - the architecture of the watch is intrinsically tied to the way it works. Bracelet / Strap The Silver Cobalt is fitted with a 24mm silicone strap that tapers to 20mm at the clasp. A solid 316L stainless-steel butterfly clasp complements the case and provides a clean, integrated closure, while the silicone construction suits the Cylindrex's contemporary, industrial character. Final Thoughts There are unconventional watches, and then there are watches that reconsider the basic architecture of how a wristwatch should work. The Cylindrex belongs firmly in the latter category. Its sideways cylindrical display immediately catches the eye, but the more interesting story is underneath: two automatic movements independently powering two displays within a single watch. It is an extravagant mechanical solution to a problem that didn't necessarily need solving - and that is precisely part of its appeal. The Silver Cobalt adds enough colour to emphasise the Cylindrex's futuristic personality without overwhelming the mechanics, making this a particularly expressive interpretation of one of ANGLES' most original designs. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm (w) x 13mm (h) Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: Exhibition sapphire crystal caseback with "turbofan" style rotor Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Dual Miyota 6T15 Power reserve: Approx 36hrs, cylindrical display; 40hrs, end-cap display Dial: Blue with orange-anodised aluminium hands on cylindrical display Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Silicone Buckle: 316L stainless steel deployant clasp Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Orbitron Ash Titanium rethinks the familiar act of reading time through a sculptural, constantly changing display. Instead of conventional hour and minute hands, rotating three-dimensional pyramids form the centrepiece of the dial, creating a watch that feels as much like a kinetic object as a timekeeper. Rendered in Grade 5 titanium and limited to just 100 pieces, the Ash Titanium pairs the Orbitron's unconventional mechanics with a restrained, monochromatic finish. Inspiration & Design The Orbitron is built around movement - not simply the movement inside the watch, but the way its display physically transforms as time passes. Angles replaces the conventional hour indication with its proprietary rotating pyramid system. The result is deliberately architectural: geometric forms rise above the dial and rotate as time progresses, giving the watch a sense of depth and motion that changes depending on the viewing angle. The Ash Titanium edition takes a particularly technical approach to the design. Rather than relying on colour for impact, its character comes from material, texture and form - titanium, anodised aluminium and a patterned dial working together within a largely monochromatic palette. Dial & Case At the centre of the dial are Angles' rotating pyramids, made from anodised aluminium and paired with a Grade 5 titanium arm. Beneath them, a fish-scale pattern introduces another layer of texture, while Swiss Super-LumiNova on the numerals adds visibility after dark. The case is crafted from Grade 5 titanium and measures 39mm across and 16mm high. While compact in diameter, its pronounced depth accommodates the three-dimensional display that gives the Orbitron much of its visual presence. An anti-reflective sapphire crystal protects the dial, while a sapphire exhibition caseback reveals the mechanics from behind. Water resistance is rated to 30 metres. Movement Inside the Orbitron is the automatic Miyota 9039, paired with Angles' in-house rotating hour module. The 24-jewel movement operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a stated accuracy of ±10 seconds per day, together with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. The Miyota provides a proven automatic foundation, while the proprietary module above it is what gives the Orbitron its distinctive mechanical identity and unconventional presentation of time. Bracelet / Strap The Orbitron Ash Titanium is paired with a hand-sewn Italian leather strap, its substantial 28mm width at the case tapering to 20mm at the buckle. A solid Grade 5 titanium buckle continues the lightweight, technical character of the case. Final Thoughts The Orbitron Ash Titanium isn't unusual simply for the sake of looking different. Its appeal comes from how completely the alternative time display shapes the watch — from the architecture of the dial to the depth of the case and the way its appearance changes as the pyramids rotate. The titanium construction keeps the execution technical and restrained, allowing the mechanism itself to provide the theatre. With production limited to just 100 pieces, the Ash Titanium makes a compelling proposition for collectors looking beyond the conventional hands-and-dial formula. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 39mm (w) x 16mm (h) Case material: Grade 5 titanium; black cases are blacked out with DLC Case back: Grade 5 titanium Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 9039 with in-house wandering hour module Power reserve: Approx 36hrs Dial: Grade 5 titanium arm, anodized aluminum rotating pyramids, fish scale patterned-dial; SuperLuminova-coated numerals on the semi-circular minute track and rotating pyramids Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Italian leather Buckle: Grade 5 titanium Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Triscope challenges the way we perceive time. Instead of a circular dial and sweeping hands, it presents time through geometry: a jumping hour display paired with a triangular minute path, housed within a softened Reuleaux triangle case. Mechanical, architectural, and unapologetically unconventional; this is independent watchmaking expressed through form. Inspiration & Design Created by Angles Watches, the Triscope reflects over two decades of industry experience distilled into something entirely original. The case adopts a Reuleaux triangle silhouette: a softened three-sided form that maintains constant width while rejecting traditional round symmetry. The result is neither square nor circular, but something deliberate and sculptural. At the narrow left angle sits a magnified jump-hour aperture. Opposite it, the dial opens into a triangular minute register, exposing part of the movement beneath, reinforcing the watch’s mechanical honesty. This is geometry in motion. Movement & Mechanics The Triscope is powered by the Miyota 90S5 automatic movement, chosen for its slim architecture and reliability. Unlike conventional three-hand watches: The hour jumps instantly at the top of each hour The balance wheel remains visible at 5 o’clock The small seconds hand is omitted for a cleaner dial The 90S5 beats at 28,800vph with approximately 36 hours of power reserve, delivering smooth mechanical rhythm beneath an unconventional display. Case & Construction Material: 316L stainless steel Crystal: Sapphire with magnified jump-hour window Case Shape: Reuleaux triangular form Finishing: Brushed surfaces with polished bevel transitions The case’s geometry is complex but controlled. Edges are softened, proportions balanced. Despite its bold architecture, it remains wearable and considered. The exhibition caseback reveals the movement and individually numbered engraving, reinforcing its limited-production character. How It Reads Time The Triscope requires a brief moment of recalibration; then becomes intuitive. Hours: Displayed in the magnified aperture at the left. The numeral jumps instantly at each hour. Minutes: Indicated by a lever-style hand that travels along the triangular minute track. The exposed brass ratchet mechanism drives the minute indicator, doubling as both function and visual theatre. It is not time shown passively; it is time performed. Available Variants All three models are available for pre-order: Bare Steel: Brushed steel dial with contrasting lume Night Out: Darkened dial with white lume accents Black Out: DLC black edition with green lume Each maintains the same mechanical architecture with distinct tonal identity. Pre-Order Information Available now for pre-order at Red Army Watches Singapore.Estimated arrival: July/August 2026. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 300 pieces available worldwide Case size: 42.5mm(excl crown guard) x 44mm Case material: Stainless steel, DLC black Case back: Exhibition, sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 90S5 with in-house jumping hour module Power reserve: Approx 36hrs Dial: Black with lumed numbers Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Nylon with tool free-quick release springbar system Buckle: Stainless steel, DLC black tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Triscope challenges the way we perceive time. Instead of a circular dial and sweeping hands, it presents time through geometry: a jumping hour display paired with a triangular minute path, housed within a softened Reuleaux triangle case. Mechanical, architectural, and unapologetically unconventional; this is independent watchmaking expressed through form. Inspiration & Design Created by Angles Watches, the Triscope reflects over two decades of industry experience distilled into something entirely original. The case adopts a Reuleaux triangle silhouette: a softened three-sided form that maintains constant width while rejecting traditional round symmetry. The result is neither square nor circular, but something deliberate and sculptural. At the narrow left angle sits a magnified jump-hour aperture. Opposite it, the dial opens into a triangular minute register, exposing part of the movement beneath, reinforcing the watch’s mechanical honesty. This is geometry in motion. Movement & Mechanics The Triscope is powered by the Miyota 90S5 automatic movement, chosen for its slim architecture and reliability. Unlike conventional three-hand watches: The hour jumps instantly at the top of each hour The balance wheel remains visible at 5 o’clock The small seconds hand is omitted for a cleaner dial The 90S5 beats at 28,800vph with approximately 36 hours of power reserve, delivering smooth mechanical rhythm beneath an unconventional display. Case & Construction Material: 316L stainless steel Crystal: Sapphire with magnified jump-hour window Case Shape: Reuleaux triangular form Finishing: Brushed surfaces with polished bevel transitions The case’s geometry is complex but controlled. Edges are softened, proportions balanced. Despite its bold architecture, it remains wearable and considered. The exhibition caseback reveals the movement and individually numbered engraving, reinforcing its limited-production character. How It Reads Time The Triscope requires a brief moment of recalibration; then becomes intuitive. Hours: Displayed in the magnified aperture at the left. The numeral jumps instantly at each hour. Minutes: Indicated by a lever-style hand that travels along the triangular minute track. The exposed brass ratchet mechanism drives the minute indicator, doubling as both function and visual theatre. It is not time shown passively; it is time performed. Available Variants All three models are available for pre-order: Bare Steel: Brushed steel dial with contrasting lume Night Out: Darkened dial with white lume accents Black Out: DLC black edition with green lume Each maintains the same mechanical architecture with distinct tonal identity. Pre-Order Information Available now for pre-order at Red Army Watches Singapore.Estimated arrival: July/August 2026. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 300 pieces available worldwide Case size: 42.5mm(excl crown guard) x 44mm Case material: Stainless steel, DLC black Case back: Exhibition, sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 90S5 with in-house jumping hour module Power reserve: Approx 36hrs Dial: Black with lumed numbers Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Nylon with tool free-quick release springbar system Buckle: Stainless steel, DLC black tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Triscope challenges the way we perceive time. Instead of a circular dial and sweeping hands, it presents time through geometry: a jumping hour display paired with a triangular minute path, housed within a softened Reuleaux triangle case. Mechanical, architectural, and unapologetically unconventional; this is independent watchmaking expressed through form. Inspiration & Design Created by Angles Watches, the Triscope reflects over two decades of industry experience distilled into something entirely original. The case adopts a Reuleaux triangle silhouette: a softened three-sided form that maintains constant width while rejecting traditional round symmetry. The result is neither square nor circular, but something deliberate and sculptural. At the narrow left angle sits a magnified jump-hour aperture. Opposite it, the dial opens into a triangular minute register, exposing part of the movement beneath, reinforcing the watch’s mechanical honesty. This is geometry in motion. Movement & Mechanics The Triscope is powered by the Miyota 90S5 automatic movement, chosen for its slim architecture and reliability. Unlike conventional three-hand watches: The hour jumps instantly at the top of each hour The balance wheel remains visible at 5 o’clock The small seconds hand is omitted for a cleaner dial The 90S5 beats at 28,800vph with approximately 36 hours of power reserve, delivering smooth mechanical rhythm beneath an unconventional display. Case & Construction Material: 316L stainless steel Crystal: Sapphire with magnified jump-hour window Case Shape: Reuleaux triangular form Finishing: Brushed surfaces with polished bevel transitions The case’s geometry is complex but controlled. Edges are softened, proportions balanced. Despite its bold architecture, it remains wearable and considered. The exhibition caseback reveals the movement and individually numbered engraving, reinforcing its limited-production character. How It Reads Time The Triscope requires a brief moment of recalibration; then becomes intuitive. Hours: Displayed in the magnified aperture at the left. The numeral jumps instantly at each hour. Minutes: Indicated by a lever-style hand that travels along the triangular minute track. The exposed brass ratchet mechanism drives the minute indicator, doubling as both function and visual theatre. It is not time shown passively; it is time performed. Available Variants All three models are available for pre-order: Bare Steel: Brushed steel dial with contrasting lume Night Out: Darkened dial with white lume accents Black Out: DLC black edition with green lume Each maintains the same mechanical architecture with distinct tonal identity. Pre-Order Information Available now for pre-order at Red Army Watches Singapore.Estimated arrival: July/August 2026. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 300 pieces available worldwide Case size: 42.5mm(excl crown guard) x 44mm Case material: Stainless steel Case back: Exhibition, sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 90S5 with in-house jumping hour module Power reserve: Approx 36hrs Dial: Steel with lumed numbers Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Nylon with tool free-quick release springbar system Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Angles Disc One redefines how time is read. Instead of hands sweeping across a conventional dial, it presents time through rotating and jumping discs - transforming mechanical precision into a clean, architectural display. Bold yet disciplined, it is a watch for those who appreciate independent design that challenges convention without sacrificing reliability. Inspiration & Design Founded by a team with over two decades of experience developing timepieces for established Swiss and Japanese brands, Angles Watches was created to explore original complications with creative freedom. The Disc One reflects that ambition. Its layout replaces traditional hour and minute hands with: A jumping hour disc on the left A rotating minute disc on the right A central seconds hand A jumping date window at 12 o’clock The result is symmetrical, minimal, and mechanically expressive. Rather than overwhelming the dial, the design remains structured and legible - inviting the wearer to engage with time differently. Dial & Case Details Crafted from durable 316L stainless steel, the Disc One balances industrial robustness with refined finishing. A sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating ensures clarity, while the exhibition caseback reveals the automatic movement within. Each variant expresses a distinct character: Raw Steel - Brushed steel with black Super-LumiNova® numerals; direct and utilitarian Champagne Alloy - Warm ion-plated gold with black lume; restrained yet refined Obsidian Black - DLC-coated case with C9/BGW9 double-layer lume; bold and high-contrast Antique Steel - Distressed silver finish with vintage beige lume; subtly nostalgic Despite their visual differences, all share the same architectural discipline and functional clarity. Movement & Mechanics At the core of the Disc One is the Miyota 8215 automatic movement, paired with Angles’ in-house jumping hour module. This hybrid architecture combines proven Japanese reliability with independent complication development - delivering both durability and mechanical interest. Movement Specifications Calibre: Miyota 8215 automatic with Jumping Hour module Jewels: 24 Beat rate: 21,600 vph Accuracy: –15/+30 seconds per day Power reserve: Approx. 42 hours The jumping hour complication provides a crisp instantaneous change, while the minute disc rotates smoothly, reinforcing the watch’s distinctive rhythm. Strap & Wearability The Disc One is fitted with a 22–20mm Italian vegetable-tanned leather strap, hand-sewn and secured with a stainless-steel buckle. Its proportions and balanced case architecture ensure comfortable wear, while the unconventional display remains intuitive after only a brief adjustment period. This is a watch designed for daily engagement - not just occasional admiration. Final Impression The Angles Disc One stands at the intersection of industrial design and independent horology. It challenges traditional time display while remaining grounded in practical mechanics and wearable proportions. Creative without being chaotic. Technical without being inaccessible. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 500 pieces available worldwide Case size: 41mm(w) x 13mm(h) Case material: Stainless steel, distressed Case back: Exhibition, sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 8215 with in-house jumping hour module Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Distressed silver with hour and minute discs Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Italian vegetable tan leather, 22-20mm Buckle: Stainless steel buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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