The CIGA Design Hunter Tourbillon Silver is the purest expression of the collection’s architecture. With its bright titanium finish, visible tourbillon, and openworked movement, it reveals the full depth of the design with maximum clarity. If the Blue is composed and the Carbon is forceful, the Silver is structural honesty. Inspiration & Design The Hunter Tourbillon evolves the original Hunter concept into its highest expression. The familiar tonneau silhouette returns leaner, sharper, and more resolved, with bold structural cut-throughs extending the skeleton language beyond the dial. The Hunter Tourbillon uses case and movement as one integrated composition. Rather than framing the calibre, the case echoes it through bold openings, sharp transitions, and continuous lines. In Silver, these ideas are most apparent. Surfaces, edges, and depth read more clearly, giving the watch a stronger sense of lightness and precision. Dial & Case Details The skeletonised dial is organised around six openworked bridges radiating from the twin-barrel centre, while the tourbillon anchors the lower half of the display. This creates visual balance between energy storage above and regulation below. The six-bridge skeleton layout and lower tourbillon display are especially legible in Silver, where light reflects through the movement architecture. The Grade 5 titanium case showcases the contrast between matte blasted planes and polished chamfers particularly well, making this the most visually detailed version at close range. Movement & Mechanics Inside is CIGA Design’s self-developed manual-wind skeleton tourbillon calibre CD-011. Key features include: Visible tourbillon regulator Twin barrels 72-hour power reserve 26 jewels 28,800 vph This is not movement decoration for its own sake - the calibre is the core visual identity of the watch. Bracelet / Strap & Wearability The watch is supplied with both a Grade 2 titanium H-link bracelet and a fluororubber sport strap, each using a push-button hidden clasp. The Silver variant transitions especially well between bracelet and strap. Bracelet: integrated luxury sports feel Strap: lighter and more casual Its brighter finish also gives it the broadest styling range. Variant Perspective Compared with the Blue model, the Silver feels brighter and more open. Compared with the Carbon model, it feels lighter and more architectural. It is the version for buyers who want to appreciate every design detail. Final Impression The Hunter Tourbillon Silver is the clearest showcase of the watch itself - movement, finishing, and structure all on full display. Technical Specifications Case size: 47.45x41.5mm Case material: Grade 5 titanium Case back: Sapphire exhibition caseback Movement type: Manual Movement no.:  In-house movement CD-011 Power reserve: Approx 72hrs Dial: Unique open work dial design, with micro-sandblasted/chamfered finishing; applied indices and dark green Swiss SuperLuminova Glass: Sapphire crystal, curved with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet and strap Strap material: 1 Grade 2 titanium bracelet and 1 fluororubber strap Buckle: Deployant clasp Warranty: 2 years

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The CIGA Design Hunter Tourbillon Carbon gives the collection its strongest and most compact presence. Darker surfaces, exposed mechanics, and a visible tourbillon combine to create a watch that feels denser, sharper, and more assertive on wrist. This is the boldest expression of the trio. Inspiration & Design The Hunter Tourbillon evolves the original Hunter concept into its highest expression. The familiar tonneau silhouette returns leaner, sharper, and more resolved, with bold structural cut-throughs extending the skeleton language beyond the dial. The Hunter Tourbillon already carries a sharp industrial identity. In Carbon, that identity becomes more concentrated. The darker execution amplifies shadow, edge definition, and mechanical contrast, allowing the architecture to feel more forceful and modern. Dial & Case Details The skeletonised dial is organised around six openworked bridges radiating from the twin-barrel centre, while the tourbillon anchors the lower half of the display. This creates visual balance between energy storage above and regulation below. The openworked bridges and tourbillon appear more dramatic against the darker palette, while lume markers and polished hands stand out more strongly. The Grade 5 titanium case retains the same finishing mix of matte surfaces and polished bevels, but the Carbon colourway gives the watch a harder visual character. Movement & Mechanics Inside is CIGA Design’s self-developed manual-wind skeleton tourbillon calibre CD-011. Key features include: Visible tourbillon regulator Twin barrels 72-hour power reserve 26 jewels 28,800 vph This is not movement decoration for its own sake - the calibre is the core visual identity of the watch. Bracelet / Strap & Wearability The watch is supplied with both a Grade 2 titanium H-link bracelet and a fluororubber sport strap, each using a push-button hidden clasp. With bracelet, the Carbon feels like a modern luxury statement piece. With strap, it becomes more tactical and aggressive. The darker finish pairs especially well with monochrome wardrobes. Variant Perspective Compared with the Silver model, the Carbon feels darker and denser. Compared with the Blue model, it feels bolder and more forceful. It is the version for buyers who want the strongest wrist presence. Final Impression The Hunter Tourbillon Carbon is the statement piece of the trio - dramatic, modern, and mechanically serious. Technical Specifications Case size: 47.45x41.5mm Case material: Grade 5 titanium Case back: Sapphire exhibition caseback Movement type: Manual Movement no.:  In-house movement CD-011 Power reserve: Approx 72hrs Dial: Unique open work dial design, with micro-sandblasted/chamfered finishing; applied indices and dark green Swiss SuperLuminova Glass: Sapphire crystal, curved with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet and strap Strap material: 1 Grade 2 titanium bracelet and 1 fluororubber strap Buckle: Deployant clasp Warranty: 2 years

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The CIGA Design Hunter Tourbillon Blue presents contemporary haute mechanics through a cooler, more composed lens. Combining a visible tourbillon, skeleton architecture, and a Grade 5 titanium tonneau case, it delivers strong mechanical theatre without unnecessary excess. Among the trio, the Blue variant feels the most refined and quietly confident - striking through tone, proportion, and movement depth rather than overt aggression. Inspiration & Design The Hunter Tourbillon evolves the original Hunter concept into its highest expression. The familiar tonneau silhouette returns leaner, sharper, and more resolved, with bold structural cut-throughs extending the skeleton language beyond the dial. The Blue execution adds a colder, cleaner identity to the architecture. It softens the visual aggression of the case while enhancing the precision-led nature of the design. This is a modern complication watch built with restraint. Dial & Case Details The skeletonised dial is organised around six openworked bridges radiating from the twin-barrel centre, while the tourbillon anchors the lower half of the display. This creates visual balance between energy storage above and regulation below. Blue bridges contrast against the metallic case and polished hands, creating strong legibility while preserving mechanical depth. The Grade 5 titanium case combines micro-sandblasted planes with polished chamfers, allowing light to move across the architecture in a controlled way. Movement & Mechanics Inside is CIGA Design’s self-developed manual-wind skeleton tourbillon calibre CD-011. Key features include: Visible tourbillon regulator Twin barrels 72-hour power reserve 26 jewels 28,800 vph This is not movement decoration for its own sake - the calibre is the core visual identity of the watch. Bracelet / Strap & Wearability The watch is supplied with both a Grade 2 titanium H-link bracelet and a fluororubber sport strap, each using a push-button hidden clasp. This gives the Blue variant two personalities: Bracelet: sharper, more luxurious Strap: lighter, more contemporary Variant Perspective Compared with the Silver model, the Blue feels cooler and more discreet. Compared with the Carbon model, it feels lighter and more refined. It is the version for buyers who want presence without heaviness. Final Impression The Hunter Tourbillon Blue is the most composed expression of the trio. It pairs serious mechanical substance with a modern, elegant colour execution that remains distinctive without shouting. Technical Specifications Case size: 47.45x41.5mm Case material: Grade 5 titanium Case back: Sapphire exhibition caseback Movement type: Manual Movement no.:  In-house movement CD-011 Power reserve: Approx 72hrs Dial: Unique open work dial design, with micro-sandblasted/chamfered finishing; applied indices and dark green Swiss SuperLuminova Glass: Sapphire crystal, curved with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet and strap Strap material: 1 Grade 2 titanium bracelet and 1 fluororubber strap Buckle: Deployant clasp Warranty: 2 years

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The CIGA Design Falcon Silver Skeleton Watch keeps the same fully open construction - but presents it with more restraint. It allows the design to breathe, with light playing a larger role across the case and movement. Inspiration & Design The Falcon is built around the idea of tension held in place. Sharp case geometry, exposed mechanics, and open space work together to create a watch that feels alert rather than static. The design is less about symmetry and more about balance - between structure and void. This is where CIGA Design’s approach becomes clear: the watch is constructed as a system, not layered as separate elements. In Silver, that tension feels more controlled. The absence of heavy contrast shifts the focus toward proportion, finishing, and mechanical detail rather than visual intensity. Dial & Case Details The 316L steel case retains its open-worked construction, with sharp lines and a strong, balanced stance. Micro-sandblasted surfaces are paired with polished accents, creating a subtle interplay of light across the case and bezel. The layered bezel adds depth without overwhelming the design, while the raised crystal enhances the sense of space within the watch. The skeletonised layout allows the movement to act as both dial and visual centrepiece. Movement & Mechanics At its core is the self-developed Caliber CD-02. Running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with a 40-hour power reserve, the movement is designed to be seen as much as it is to perform. It is mounted within a transparent support structure that creates a floating effect - holding the movement in place while maintaining visible space around it. This reinforces the watch’s sense of openness and tension. Bracelet/Strap & Wearability The Falcon is paired with a steel H-link bracelet featuring a hidden clasp for a clean, uninterrupted profile. Despite its presence, the watch remains relatively slim at approximately 11mm including crystal. The result is a piece that wears more comfortably than its visual complexity suggests. Final Impression The Falcon Silver is the more restrained interpretation. Cleaner, more legible, and easier to pair - it offers the same architecture in a more versatile form. Explore Other Variants Also available in Carbon for a darker, more technical look. Technical Specifications Case size: 43.5mm Case material: 316L stainless steel, sandblasted/satin Case back: Heat hardened mineral glass Movement type: Automatic Movement no.:  In-house movement CD-02 Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Skeleton micro-sandblasted/chamfered dial with green SuperLuminova and applied indices Glass: Heat hardened mineral glass Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel Buckle: Push button hidden clasp Warranty: 2 years

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The CIGA Design Falcon Carbon Skeleton Watch does not rely on a traditional dial. Instead, it opens the watch completely - front to back - placing the movement at the centre of the design. The Carbon variant intensifies this by framing everything in a darker, more technical palette. Inspiration & Design The Falcon is built around the idea of tension held in place. Sharp case geometry, exposed mechanics, and open space work together to create a watch that feels alert rather than static. The design is less about symmetry and more about balance - between structure and void. This is where CIGA Design’s approach becomes clear: the watch is constructed as a system, not layered as separate elements. Dial & Case Details The 43.5mm case is defined by its open-worked lugs and balanced crown guards, giving it a distinct, skeletal frame. Surfaces are predominantly micro-sandblasted, contrasted with polished accents and chamfered edges that catch light selectively. The darker finish of the Carbon variant reinforces depth across these transitions. The bezel is built in layers, with recessed sections and raised markers forming a structured outer ring. A raised crystal adds vertical depth and draws the eye into the movement. With no traditional dial, the movement itself becomes the visual centrepiece - fully exposed and integrated into the watch’s architecture. Movement & Mechanics At its core is the self-developed Caliber CD-02. Running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with a 40-hour power reserve, the movement is designed to be seen as much as it is to perform. It is mounted within a transparent support structure that creates a floating effect - holding the movement in place while maintaining visible space around it. This reinforces the watch’s sense of openness and tension. Bracelet/Strap & Wearability The Falcon is paired with a steel H-link bracelet featuring a hidden clasp for a clean, uninterrupted profile. Despite its presence, the watch remains relatively slim at approximately 11mm including crystal. The result is a piece that wears more comfortably than its visual complexity suggests. Final Impression The Falcon Carbon is the more assertive execution. Darker, sharper, and more architectural, it emphasises structure and contrast, making the design feel more technical on the wrist. Explore Other Variants Also available in Silver for a cleaner, more balanced interpretation. Technical Specifications Case size: 43.5mm Case material: 316L stainless steel, sandblasted/satin Case back: Heat hardened mineral glass Movement type: Automatic Movement no.:  In-house movement CD-02 Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Skeleton micro-sandblasted/chamfered dial with green SuperLuminova and applied indices Glass: Heat hardened mineral glass Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel Buckle: Push button hidden clasp Warranty: 2 years

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The CIGA Design X Series Gorilla Red Stainless Steel channels strength through structure, contrast, and mechanical transparency. Combining the suspended case architecture of the X Series with vivid red accents and a stainless steel case, it delivers a bold yet balanced expression of industrial watch design. Inspiration & Design The X Series Gorilla draws inspiration from the physical power of the gorilla and the engineered logic of suspension systems. Each corner of the case incorporates an independent spring suspension system, inspired by high-performance automotive engineering. This structure enhances shock resistance while visually reinforcing the watch’s mechanical identity. Within the square case, four triangular structural elements form a stable geometric framework, supporting the suspended movement core and creating the Gorilla’s distinctive architectural silhouette. Dial & Case Details The watch features a double-sided skeleton construction, allowing the movement to be viewed from both the front and the caseback. Rather than relying on a conventional dial, the time scale is integrated into the case structure itself - creating a hidden display that feels embedded within the architecture. The stainless steel case introduces a cleaner, more neutral material base, while vivid red accents create strong visual contrast against the exposed mechanics. The result feels bold, but more grounded than coated variants. The signature double-X motif is coated with Super-LumiNova for visibility in low-light conditions. Movement & Mechanics Powering the watch is CIGA Design’s in-house CD-01 automatic movement, developed specifically for the X Series. The skeletonised architecture exposes the interaction of gears, bridges, and the oscillating balance - transforming the movement into a central part of the watch’s visual identity. Bracelet/Strap & Wearability Paired with a black silicone strap, the X Series Gorilla Red Stainless Steel balances durability with flexibility for everyday wear. The curved case architecture allows the watch to sit securely on the wrist, while the stainless steel construction gives it a reassuring, solid presence. Final Impression The X Series Gorilla Red Stainless Steel offers one of the most balanced expressions of the collection. By combining exposed mechanics, suspension-inspired engineering, and vivid red contrast within a steel case, it feels bold, modern, and highly wearable. Explore Other X Gorilla Variants The X Gorilla series is available in several distinctive finishes, each highlighting the suspended case architecture and skeletonised movement in a different visual expression. CIGA Design X Gorilla Blue Titanium – bold structural design with vivid blue accents CIGA Design X Gorilla Orange PVD – vibrant industrial look with orange coating CIGA Design X Gorilla Red Stainless Steel – striking red accents paired with stainless steel Each variation offers the same suspended case architecture and in-house CD-01 movement, expressed through different materials and colour treatments. Technical Specifications Case size: 48mm Case material: Stainless steel with black PVD Case back: Sapphire exhibition caseback Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house movement CD-01 Dial: Unique open work dial design  Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Silicone Strap material: Black silicone Buckle: 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, 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 Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine Watch reimagines the familiar excitement of a slot machine through mechanical watchmaking. At its centre is an interactive display that invites engagement: press the pusher, and the roulette-style reels spin, transforming timekeeping into a moment of play. Rather than treating interactivity as novelty, Lucky Harvey integrates it into a mechanically grounded timepiece. Beneath the playful surface lies a dependable automatic movement, housed in a case designed for everyday wear. The result is a watch that balances amusement with substance - expressive, tactile, and unmistakably character-driven. Why We Curated This A rare interactive mechanical watch that encourages play without sacrificing wearability A strong conversation piece that still functions as a practical daily timekeeper A clever reinterpretation of gaming culture through mechanical design Design & Inspiration The Jackpot Machine draws inspiration from classic casino slot machines, translating spinning reels and chance-based excitement into a mechanical format. The dial layout echoes the familiar three-window display, while the pusher action delivers a tactile sense of anticipation. Despite its playful reference, the design remains composed rather than chaotic. Clear typography, balanced proportions, and thoughtful finishing ensure the watch remains readable and wearable - even when the reels are in motion. Interactive Mechanism A gentle press activates the spinning mechanism, setting two rotating elements in motion - finished with either white ceramic beads or 18K gold bearings, depending on the variant. At the same time, the symbols displayed in the window at the 6 o’clock position begin to switch rapidly, introducing an element of chance to the experience. The interaction is entirely mechanical. There are no electronics or digital components - only gears, springs, and motion. When three identical symbols align, it delivers a small but unmistakable moment of mechanical satisfaction: unpredictable, tactile, and quietly joyful. Designed for repeated use, the mechanism offers engagement without compromising the watch’s role as a reliable everyday timepiece. On the Wrist Despite its interactive nature, the Jackpot Machine wears comfortably on the wrist. The case proportions are designed to avoid unnecessary bulk, while the curved profile allows it to sit naturally throughout the day. Whether worn casually or as a statement piece, it’s a watch that invites curiosity without demanding constant attention. Available Variants Available in Stainless Steel (SS), Rose Gold (RG), and PVD, each version brings a different visual personality while sharing the same mechanical core. Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine SS: clean, contemporary, and versatile Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine RG: warm-toned with a bolder presence Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine PVD: darker, more graphic, and expressive Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 43mm Case material: Stainless steel, PVD Case back: Stainless steel, PVD with engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house LH000 movement incorporating automata Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Slot machine-inspired mechanical display; lume-tipped hands Glass: Sapphire Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Fluororubber/leather hybrid  Buckle: Stainless steel, PVD tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine Watch reimagines the familiar excitement of a slot machine through mechanical watchmaking. At its centre is an interactive display that invites engagement: press the pusher, and the roulette-style reels spin, transforming timekeeping into a moment of play. Rather than treating interactivity as novelty, Lucky Harvey integrates it into a mechanically grounded timepiece. Beneath the playful surface lies a dependable automatic movement, housed in a case designed for everyday wear. The result is a watch that balances amusement with substance - expressive, tactile, and unmistakably character-driven. Why We Curated This A rare interactive mechanical watch that encourages play without sacrificing wearability A strong conversation piece that still functions as a practical daily timekeeper A clever reinterpretation of gaming culture through mechanical design Design & Inspiration The Jackpot Machine draws inspiration from classic casino slot machines, translating spinning reels and chance-based excitement into a mechanical format. The dial layout echoes the familiar three-window display, while the pusher action delivers a tactile sense of anticipation. Despite its playful reference, the design remains composed rather than chaotic. Clear typography, balanced proportions, and thoughtful finishing ensure the watch remains readable and wearable - even when the reels are in motion. Interactive Mechanism A gentle press activates the spinning mechanism, setting two rotating elements in motion - finished with either white ceramic beads or 18K gold bearings, depending on the variant. At the same time, the symbols displayed in the window at the 6 o’clock position begin to switch rapidly, introducing an element of chance to the experience. The interaction is entirely mechanical. There are no electronics or digital components - only gears, springs, and motion. When three identical symbols align, it delivers a small but unmistakable moment of mechanical satisfaction: unpredictable, tactile, and quietly joyful. Designed for repeated use, the mechanism offers engagement without compromising the watch’s role as a reliable everyday timepiece. On the Wrist Despite its interactive nature, the Jackpot Machine wears comfortably on the wrist. The case proportions are designed to avoid unnecessary bulk, while the curved profile allows it to sit naturally throughout the day. Whether worn casually or as a statement piece, it’s a watch that invites curiosity without demanding constant attention. Available Variants Available in Stainless Steel (SS), Rose Gold (RG), and PVD, each version brings a different visual personality while sharing the same mechanical core. Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine SS: clean, contemporary, and versatile Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine RG: warm-toned with a bolder presence Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine PVD: darker, more graphic, and expressive Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 43mm Case material: Stainless steel, RG PVD Case back: Stainless steel, RG PVD with engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house LH000 movement incorporating automata Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Slot machine-inspired mechanical display; lume-tipped hands Glass: Sapphire Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Fluororubber/leather hybrid  Buckle: Stainless steel, RG PVD tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine Watch reimagines the familiar excitement of a slot machine through mechanical watchmaking. At its centre is an interactive display that invites engagement: press the pusher, and the roulette-style reels spin, transforming timekeeping into a moment of play. Rather than treating interactivity as novelty, Lucky Harvey integrates it into a mechanically grounded timepiece. Beneath the playful surface lies a dependable automatic movement, housed in a case designed for everyday wear. The result is a watch that balances amusement with substance - expressive, tactile, and unmistakably character-driven. Why We Curated This A rare interactive mechanical watch that encourages play without sacrificing wearability A strong conversation piece that still functions as a practical daily timekeeper A clever reinterpretation of gaming culture through mechanical design Design & Inspiration The Jackpot Machine draws inspiration from classic casino slot machines, translating spinning reels and chance-based excitement into a mechanical format. The dial layout echoes the familiar three-window display, while the pusher action delivers a tactile sense of anticipation. Despite its playful reference, the design remains composed rather than chaotic. Clear typography, balanced proportions, and thoughtful finishing ensure the watch remains readable and wearable - even when the reels are in motion. Interactive Mechanism A gentle press activates the spinning mechanism, setting two rotating elements in motion - finished with either white ceramic beads or 18K gold bearings, depending on the variant. At the same time, the symbols displayed in the window at the 6 o’clock position begin to switch rapidly, introducing an element of chance to the experience. The interaction is entirely mechanical. There are no electronics or digital components - only gears, springs, and motion. When three identical symbols align, it delivers a small but unmistakable moment of mechanical satisfaction: unpredictable, tactile, and quietly joyful. Designed for repeated use, the mechanism offers engagement without compromising the watch’s role as a reliable everyday timepiece. On the Wrist Despite its interactive nature, the Jackpot Machine wears comfortably on the wrist. The case proportions are designed to avoid unnecessary bulk, while the curved profile allows it to sit naturally throughout the day. Whether worn casually or as a statement piece, it’s a watch that invites curiosity without demanding constant attention. Available Variants Available in Stainless Steel (SS), Rose Gold (RG), and PVD, each version brings a different visual personality while sharing the same mechanical core. Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine SS: clean, contemporary, and versatile Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine RG: warm-toned with a bolder presence Lucky Harvey Jackpot Machine PVD: darker, more graphic, and expressive Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 43mm Case material: Stainless steel Case back: Stainless steel with engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house LH000 movement incorporating automata Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Slot machine-inspired mechanical display; lume-tipped hands Glass: Sapphire Water resistance: 3ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Fluororubber/leather hybrid  Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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