SG60 Limited Edition Watch - Celebrate Singapore’s 60th National Day in Timeless Style Limited to 388 Pieces | Only at Red Army Watches Mark Singapore’s 60th birthday in true style with the SG60 Limited Edition Watch, exclusively from Red Army Watches (RAW). Bold, nostalgic, and proudly patriotic, this special commemorative timepiece is a modern tribute to Singapore’s incredible journey - from a young nation to a global icon. Retro-Futuristic Design, Inspired by a Nation’s Rise The SG60 blends neo-vintage design with cutting-edge digital functionality, drawing inspiration from iconic timepieces of the 1960s and 1970s - think Girard-Perregaux Casquette, Amida Digitrend, Bulova Computron, and Mido Swissonic. Housed in a vibrant anodized red aluminum case, the wedge-shaped design offers a unique side-read LED display that feels both retro and ahead of its time. Smart Features with a Patriotic Twist More than just a watch, the SG60 is a multifunctional digital companion featuring: Time and date display Alarm and stopwatch Countdown timer Dual time zones Temperature readout With a quick flick of the wrist, the screen comes to life. And for a truly Singaporean touch, “Majulah Singapura” appears on the display - an exclusive tribute to our national anthem and identity. Crafted for Connection Across Generations Flip the watch over and you’ll find a thoughtful caseback engraving designed to spark conversation between generations - perfect for sharing memories, stories, and dreams for the future. Limited Release, Iconic Packaging Only 388 individually numbered SG60 watches will ever be made. Each comes in a sleek, custom-designed red travel pod - a nod to Singapore’s beloved nickname, “The Little Red Dot”. Inside, you’ll find two interchangeable magnetic rubber straps in: White (to complete the national flag colours) Classic black (for everyday wear) Celebrate 60 Years of Singaporean Spirit The SG60 Limited Edition is more than a watch - it’s a piece of history on your wrist. Own a piece of Singapore’s legacy before it’s gone. Notes:  Numbers will be randomly assigned for online purchases. Shipping fees apply for this particular product. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 388 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40.15mm × 41.5mm; 17.3mm thick (at highest point) Case material: Anodized deep red aluminum Case back: Black PVD stainless steel with special engraving Movement type: Quartz (developed in-house by our production partner) Battery: CR2032 Dial: LED digital display with time, date, temperature, alarm, stopwatch, timer, and dual time functions; specially programmed text, “Majulah Singapura” Glass: Mineral Water resistance: 3ATM Strap: Silicone magnetic strap; 1 white and 1 black (2 straps in total) Warranty: 1 year  

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Designed by Seconde/Seconde/ to celebrate 55 years of Astérix in Switzerland, the Chronofixe Cofrefor Limited Edition transforms comic-book storytelling into a clever piece of Swiss mechanical watchmaking. Created in collaboration with Romaric André and Chronofixe, the Cofrefor turns the idea of a Swiss bank vault into wearable satire - complete with a combination-lock-inspired bezel, vault-handle-style crown, and Astérix himself attempting to crack the “safe” hidden within the dial. Playful without becoming gimmicky, the Cofrefor balances humour, nostalgia, and proper horology in a way only Seconde/Seconde/ can. Inspiration & Design Inspired by the iconic Astérix in Switzerland comic released in 1970, the Cofrefor imagines Astérix in the middle of a Swiss vault heist - ear pressed to the dial while decoding the bezel like a combination lock. The concept perfectly captures Seconde/Seconde/’s signature approach to watch design: transforming familiar watch components into visual storytelling devices while preserving the integrity of the watch itself. The bi-directional bezel resembles the dial of a high-security safe, while the oversized crown references a traditional Swiss vault handle. The engraved caseback continues the narrative with the phrase: “Aussi hermétique qu’un coffre helvétique”(“As sealed as a Swiss vault.”) Every detail contributes to the joke without overwhelming the watch, resulting in a piece that feels witty rather than theatrical. Dial & Case Details The Cofrefor features a compact and versatile 37mm stainless steel case, giving it vintage-inspired proportions that wear comfortably across a wide range of wrist sizes. Its brushed finishing reinforces the industrial vault aesthetic, while the restrained monochromatic colour palette keeps the playful dial artwork balanced and surprisingly wearable. The bezel itself is one of the standout design elements - cleverly functioning visually like the rotating dial of a safe while remaining fully integrated into the overall watch design. Paired with a brushed stainless steel bracelet, the Cofrefor feels solid, understated, and distinctly Swiss despite its comic-book origins. Movement & Mechanics Beneath the playful exterior sits the trusted Sellita SW200 automatic movement. Widely respected across independent Swiss watchmaking, the SW200 is known for its reliability, serviceability, and stable long-term performance. Automatic winding means the watch is powered by the motion of the wrist, eliminating the need for batteries while delivering the tactile charm collectors appreciate in mechanical watches. This is an important distinction - the Cofrefor is not merely a novelty collaboration, but a genuine Swiss Made mechanical watch built with proper horological foundations. Bracelet & Wearability At 37mm, the Cofrefor delivers an easy everyday fit with strong vintage character. The brushed steel bracelet complements the case perfectly and keeps the watch grounded despite its highly thematic design language. Rather than demanding attention immediately, the details reveal themselves gradually - rewarding owners and fellow enthusiasts who take a closer look. It is exactly the sort of watch that sparks conversations organically. Final Impression The Chronofixe Cofrefor succeeds because it understands both comic culture and watch culture equally well. Rather than simply placing characters on a dial, Seconde/Seconde/ transforms the bezel, crown, caseback, and dial into part of a larger visual narrative. The result is clever, self-aware, and distinctly collectible. At the same time, the watch remains mechanically credible, wearable, and thoughtfully executed - something many themed watches fail to achieve. For collectors of independent watchmaking, fans of Astérix, or anyone who appreciates humour executed intelligently through design, the Cofrefor stands out as one of the more original limited editions in recent years. And appropriately for a watch inspired by a Swiss vault - once these disappear, they may remain locked away for good. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Limited edition but not numbered Case size: 37mm Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel with Asterix engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Sellita SW200 Power reserve: Approx 41hrs Dial: Matte black dial with lumed hands and lumed Roman numerals and indices; bidirectional bezel; date window at 3 o'clock with Roman numerals Glass: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Atelier Wen Perception Xuan (漩) pairs the structured architecture of the Perception case with a natural pietersite dial - each one cut from stone, each one visually distinct. The result is a watch that feels controlled in design, but organic in detail. Inspiration & Design Perception is built around traditional Chinese architectural principles, reinterpreted into a modern sports watch. The case and bracelet reference sloped rooftops and geometric windows, while the dial construction draws from 榫卯 (sunmao) — a friction-based joinery system used without nails or glue. The Xuan edition adds a material layer to this concept. Its pietersite dial reflects 山水盆景 (mountain-water landscapes) — flowing patterns resembling streams against darker quartz structures. No two dials share the same composition. Dial & Case Details The dial is cut from natural pietersite, revealing layered, iridescent textures unique to each watch. A four-layer dial construction creates depth, framed by a black PVD huiwen-patterned chapter ring filled with X1-grade Super-LumiNova. Rhodium-plated indices and leaf-shaped hands provide contrast without overpowering the stone surface. The 904L steel case features a mix of brushed and polished surfaces with sharp transitions and tight finishing. 40mm diameter 47mm lug-to-lug 9.4mm thickness Screw-down crown, 100m water resistance Wears compact, closer to a 38–39mm profile. Movement & Mechanics The Perception Xuan is powered by the customised SL1588 automatic movement. At 3.4mm thin, it enables the overall case to stay slim while maintaining mechanical robustness. 28,800 bph (4Hz) ~41-hour power reserve Regulated to ±10 seconds/day Adjusted in 5 positions and temperature Finished with circular côtes de Genève, heat-blued screws, and a tungsten rotor with black rhodium plating. The semi-display caseback reveals key movement components, framed by a hammered texture and raised stone lion motif. Bracelet & Wearability The integrated 904L bracelet is engineered to match the case - not just visually, but structurally. Tapers from 22mm to 18mm Gradual thickness reduction for comfort Quick-release spring bars The proprietary on-the-fly micro-adjustment and telescopic deployant clasp allow for precise, tool-free sizing. Final Impression The Perception Xuan is not loud, but it is distinctive. The stone dial introduces natural variation, while the architecture keeps the watch grounded and precise. It’s a piece that reveals more over time - especially on wrist. Availability Preorder now at Red Army Watches Singapore. Batch 1 is sold out.  Limited pieces from batch 2 are available for preorder with deliveries expected from Q1 2027. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Limited release with the first 225 pieces (batch 1) being individually numbered Case size: 40mm Case material: 904L stainless steel case Case back: Semi-exhibition caseback, sapphire crystal; with hammered texture surround raised stone lion motif Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Customised, extra-thin (3.4mm) Dandong Peacock SL1588A Power reserve: Approx 41hrs Dial: Natural pietersite dial - no two watches are the same; four-layered dial construction, inspired by ancient Chinese architectural tenets of Sunmao (friction/imbrication through mortise and tenon joints) Chinese huiwen-patterned chapter ring, printed in Super-LumiNova ®, X1 grade, PVD-plated in black applied rhodium-plated indices Glass: Sapphire crystal with 10 layers of anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 10ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: 904L brushed stainless steel bracelet with quick-release springbars Buckle: Deployant clasp Warranty: 5 years  

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The Seiko 5 Sports SRPF73K1 Lee features design cues inspired by the character Naruto from the popular Japanese animation, Naruto. Only 6,500 pieces are available worldwide. The Seiko 5 Sports SRPF73K1 Lee's colour combination is reminiscent of the character's trademark jumpsuit and leg warmers. The bezel reflects on one side the bandages of his arms and thigh, and on the other, the “The Eight Inner Gates,” of which Lee had managed to open up to the fifth gate to obtain the extraordinary “Hidden Lotus”. The bezel inspired by the bandages on his arms reflect the severe training that he goes through daily. On the caseback are the kanji characters meaning “Guts” as found on his heavy ankle weights. There are seven Seiko 5 Sports creations inspired by two leading Japanese animations, Naruto and Boruto. Narut was first broadcasted in Japan in 2002 and then introduced abroad, and has since fascinated fans throughout the world. Boruto is the sequel to the series and centers on Naruto’s son, Boruto Uzumaki, whose adventure continues today. Each of the seven creations capture both animations' central characters: Naruto, Sasuke, Shikamaru, Lee, Gaara from Naruto, and Boruto and Sarada from Boruto.  About Seiko 5 Sports For over 50 years, Seiko 5 Sports has delivered consistently high levels of reliability, durability, performance and value that have endeared it to lovers of mechanical watches worldwide. Today, with the creation of a new design and a broad new collection, this much loved timepiece is re-born. Welcome to the new Seiko 5 Sports, a collection with all the same values but a fresh new look. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 6,500 pieces available worldwide Case size: 42.5mm Case material: Stainless steel Case back: Stainless steel; exhibition Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: 4R36 Power reserve: Approx 41hrs Dial: Green dial; Lumibrite on hands and indices; day/date display; unidirectional rotating bezel Glass: Hardlex Water resistance: 10ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Nylon Buckle: Stainless steel buckle Warranty: 1 year

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Mechanical watches are usually experienced through sight and touch. The Lucky Harvey Chiming Watch 2.0 adds another dimension: sound. Its self-produced LH003 automatic movement incorporates an hour-chiming mechanism, with the hammer and circular gong deliberately exposed on the dial. For this limited blue edition, Lucky Harvey combines that unusual complication with a Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet and a hand-worked radial-brushed dial. Production is limited to 100 pieces. Inspiration & Design At the centre of the Chiming Watch 2.0 is its visible striking mechanism. Lucky Harvey says the hammer takes inspiration from the bianqing, an ancient Chinese ritual musical instrument, connecting the mechanical function with a reference to traditional ceremonial music. Unlike the previous dial treatment, this edition also removes the former silent-window display. That leaves more uninterrupted space for the radial texture and puts greater emphasis on the interaction between the dial, hammer and circular gong. The result feels less like a conventional complication hidden beneath a dial and more like an instrument whose mechanism forms part of the visual architecture. Dial & Case The green dial is produced using a manual radial-brushing process rather than a conventional machine-applied sunburst finish. Lucky Harvey states that each dial takes approximately two to three hours to complete, with individually formed grooves creating a strongly directional texture that shifts with changing light. Surrounding it is a 40mm Grade 5 titanium case measuring 11mm thick. The case combines precision CNC machining with directional brushing, polished surfaces and chamfered detailing. Sapphire crystal protects the dial, while water resistance is rated to 5 ATM. Movement Inside is Lucky Harvey's self-produced LH003 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz) with 30 jewels and approximately 40 hours of power reserve. Its defining feature is the hour-chiming mechanism. The exposed hammer works with the circular gong to produce the audible strike, turning the passage of time into both a visual and acoustic experience. Through the sapphire exhibition caseback, the movement is visible with Geneva-stripe finishing and a gold-toned PVD rotor decorated with a guilloché pattern. Lucky Harvey states an average daily timekeeping deviation within ±15 seconds. Bracelet The watch is fitted with a matching Grade 5 titanium bracelet. Lucky Harvey redesigned the bracelet curvature for the Chiming Watch 2.0 so that it conforms to the wrist earlier, bringing the watch approximately 3mm closer to the wrist than the previous construction. Despite the mechanical complication and full titanium bracelet, the complete watch weighs approximately 97g. Final Thoughts The Chiming Watch 2.0 shows why Lucky Harvey is difficult to categorise simply as an automata-watch brand. Here, the spectacle comes from traditional mechanical principles - a hammer, a gong and the physical production of sound - presented in a distinctly contemporary package. The green hand-worked dial and Grade 5 titanium construction give the watch enough material and finishing interest to stand on their own, while the chiming mechanism provides the feature that makes it unmistakably Lucky Harvey. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm Case material: Grade 5 titanium Case back: Sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house movement LH003 incorporating jade chime Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Green, hand-finished radial-brushed textured dial with big date display, lumed hands Glass: Sapphire Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Grade 5 titanium Buckle: Deployant buckle Warranty: 2 years

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Mechanical watches are usually experienced through sight and touch. The Lucky Harvey Chiming Watch 2.0 adds another dimension: sound. Its self-produced LH003 automatic movement incorporates an hour-chiming mechanism, with the hammer and circular gong deliberately exposed on the dial. For this limited blue edition, Lucky Harvey combines that unusual complication with a Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet and a hand-worked radial-brushed dial. Production is limited to 100 pieces. Inspiration & Design At the centre of the Chiming Watch 2.0 is its visible striking mechanism. Lucky Harvey says the hammer takes inspiration from the bianqing, an ancient Chinese ritual musical instrument, connecting the mechanical function with a reference to traditional ceremonial music. Unlike the previous dial treatment, this edition also removes the former silent-window display. That leaves more uninterrupted space for the radial texture and puts greater emphasis on the interaction between the dial, hammer and circular gong. The result feels less like a conventional complication hidden beneath a dial and more like an instrument whose mechanism forms part of the visual architecture. Dial & Case The blue dial is produced using a manual radial-brushing process rather than a conventional machine-applied sunburst finish. Lucky Harvey states that each dial takes approximately two to three hours to complete, with the individual grooves creating a more directional texture that changes with the light. Surrounding it is a 40mm Grade 5 titanium case measuring 11mm thick. The case combines precision CNC machining with directional brushing, polished surfaces and chamfered detailing. Sapphire crystal protects the dial, while water resistance is rated to 5ATM. Movement Inside is Lucky Harvey's self-produced LH003 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz) with 30 jewels and approximately 40 hours of power reserve. Its defining feature is the hour-chiming mechanism. The exposed hammer works with the circular gong to produce the audible strike, turning the passage of time into both a visual and acoustic experience. Through the sapphire exhibition caseback, the movement is visible with Geneva-stripe finishing and a gold-toned PVD rotor decorated with a guilloché pattern. Lucky Harvey states an average daily timekeeping deviation within ±15 seconds. Bracelet The watch is fitted with a matching Grade 5 titanium bracelet. Lucky Harvey redesigned the bracelet curvature for the Chiming Watch 2.0 so that it conforms to the wrist earlier, bringing the watch approximately 3mm closer to the wrist than the previous construction. Despite the mechanical complication and full titanium bracelet, the complete watch weighs approximately 97g. Final Thoughts The Chiming Watch 2.0 shows why Lucky Harvey is difficult to categorise simply as an automata-watch brand. Here, the spectacle comes from traditional mechanical principles - a hammer, a gong and the physical production of sound - presented in a distinctly contemporary package. The blue hand-worked dial and Grade 5 titanium construction give the watch enough material and finishing interest to stand on their own, while the chiming mechanism provides the feature that makes it unmistakably Lucky Harvey. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 100 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm Case material: Grade 5 titanium Case back: Sapphire Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house movement LH003 incorporating jade chime Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Blue, hand-finished radial-brushed textured dial with big date display, lumed hands Glass: Sapphire Water resistance: 5ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Grade 5 titanium Buckle: Deployant buckle Warranty: 2 years

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The Lucky Harvey Mahjong doesn’t simply put mahjong tiles on a watch dial - it recreates a four-player game mechanically on the wrist. The dial is divided into four sectors, each representing a player and their mahjong hand. Miniature three-dimensional tiles reproduce the combinations involved in the final stage of a game, with players waiting for the tile that will complete a winning hand. Activate the mechanism and the game plays out, bringing the familiar anticipation of waiting for that decisive tile into the mechanical experience. Inspiration & Design Mahjong is built around combinations, probability and the tension of waiting for the final tile. Lucky Harvey translates that experience into mechanical form rather than simply borrowing the game’s visual language. Each of the dial’s four sectors represents one player. Across them, miniature tiles reproduce the structures of a mahjong hand, including sequences, triplets and pairs, together with the potential tiles required to complete a winning combination. A standard winning mahjong hand consists of four sets and one pair, for a total of 14 tiles. A set can comprise either three consecutive numbered tiles of the same suit or three identical tiles. By incorporating that logic into the display, Lucky Harvey gives the seemingly complex arrangement of tiles an underlying purpose. This is not simply a mahjong-inspired dial; it is a miniature mechanical game board. Dial & Case The dial is effectively a mahjong table viewed from above, with four player positions arranged around the central time display. Each sector represents a player’s hand, with individually rendered three-dimensional tiles depicting familiar circles, bamboo, characters and honour tiles. Existing combinations and potential winning tiles create the game scenario around which the interactive mechanism operates. On this version, the warm rose-gold-tone case and hardware provide a stronger contrast against the green playing surface, giving the watch a richer and more decorative appearance than its stainless-steel counterpart. The case measures 43mm in diameter and 11mm thick and is topped by a synthetic sapphire crystal. Water resistance is rated to 30m/3 ATM. Movement Inside is Lucky Harvey’s CAL.LH000 automatic movement, providing the mechanical foundation for conventional timekeeping and the watch’s interactive mahjong function. This is what separates the watch from a conventional mahjong-themed piece. Rather than merely displaying familiar symbols, the mechanism plays out the decisive stage of a four-player game and determines the winning outcome. Mahjong therefore isn’t simply the theme of the watch - it is part of what the watch does. Bracelet / Strap The Lucky Harvey Mahjong is supplied on a genuine leather and fluororubber strap, combining the appearance and texture of leather with the practical properties of rubber. Lucky Harvey specifies a suitable wearing range of approximately 150–200mm. Final Thoughts At first glance, the Lucky Harvey Mahjong looks like an extraordinarily elaborate mahjong-themed watch. Understanding how it works makes it considerably more interesting. The four sectors represent four players. The miniature tiles form hands and potential winning combinations. And activating the mechanism isn't simply about creating movement - it plays out the conclusion of the game. The rose-gold version adds another layer of visual character, with its warmer case finish working particularly well against the green dial and colourful tiles. For a mahjong player, there are details here to recognise and understand. For everyone else, it is an unusually ambitious example of interactive mechanical watchmaking. Technical Specifications Case size: 43mm Case material: Stainless steel, rose gold PVD Case back: Stainless steel with engraving Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: In-house LH000 movement incorporating automata Power reserve: Approx 40hrs Dial: Black multi-level dial with miniature 3D mahjong tiles 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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The Lucky Harvey Mahjong doesn’t simply put mahjong tiles on a watch dial - it recreates a four-player game mechanically on the wrist. The dial is divided into four sectors, each representing a player and their mahjong hand. Miniature three-dimensional tiles reproduce the combinations involved in the final stage of a game, with players waiting for the tile that will complete a winning hand. Activate the mechanism and the game plays out, bringing the familiar anticipation of waiting for that decisive tile into the mechanical experience. Inspiration & Design Mahjong is built around combinations, probability and the tension of waiting for the final tile. Lucky Harvey translates that experience into mechanical form rather than simply borrowing the game’s visual language. Each of the dial’s four sectors represents one player. Across them, miniature tiles reproduce the structures of a mahjong hand, including sequences, triplets and pairs, together with the potential tiles required to complete a winning combination. A standard winning mahjong hand consists of four sets and one pair, for a total of 14 tiles. A set can comprise either three consecutive numbered tiles of the same suit or three identical tiles. By incorporating that logic into the display, Lucky Harvey gives the seemingly complex arrangement of tiles an underlying purpose. This is not simply a mahjong-inspired dial; it is a miniature mechanical game board. Dial & Case The dial is effectively a mahjong table viewed from above, with four player positions arranged around the central time display. Each sector represents a player’s hand, with individually rendered three-dimensional tiles depicting familiar circles, bamboo, characters and honour tiles. Existing combinations and potential winning tiles create the game scenario around which the interactive mechanism operates. The stainless-steel version provides a relatively neutral frame around this intentionally elaborate display, allowing the green playing surface, miniature tiles and mechanical action to remain the visual focus. The watch is housed in a 316L stainless-steel case measuring 43mm in diameter and 11mm thick, topped by a synthetic sapphire crystal. Water resistance is rated to 30 metres. Movement Inside is Lucky Harvey’s CAL.LH000 automatic movement, providing the mechanical foundation for conventional timekeeping and the watch’s interactive mahjong function. This is what separates the watch from a conventional mahjong-themed piece. Rather than merely displaying familiar symbols, the mechanism plays out the decisive stage of a four-player game and determines the winning outcome. Mahjong therefore isn’t simply the theme of the watch - it is part of what the watch does. Bracelet / Strap The Lucky Harvey Mahjong is supplied on a genuine leather and fluororubber strap, combining the appearance and texture of leather with the practical properties of rubber. Lucky Harvey specifies a suitable wearing range of approximately 150–200mm. Final Thoughts At first glance, the Lucky Harvey Mahjong looks like an extraordinarily elaborate mahjong-themed watch. Understanding how it works makes it considerably more interesting. The four sectors aren’t arbitrary arrangements: they represent four players. The miniature tiles aren’t simply decorative references: they form hands and potential winning combinations. And activating the mechanism isn’t just about creating movement - it plays out the conclusion of the game. That distinction is what makes the concept work. Lucky Harvey has taken something culturally familiar and translated its rules, anticipation and competitive element into mechanical form. For a mahjong player, there are details here to recognise and understand. For everyone else, it is an unusually ambitious example of interactive mechanical watchmaking. Technical Specifications 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: Green multi-level dial with miniature 3D mahjong tiles 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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The Horizon Nemo Grey Matters Grey Wave brings movement to a monochromatic palette. Flowing, intersecting lines ripple across the grey dial, creating a surface that appears to shift and change as light moves across it. Part of the Nemo Grey Matters collection, Grey Wave takes the architectural foundations of the Nemo and pares back the colour, allowing texture, depth and light to become the defining elements - while retaining the robust specifications and everyday versatility that underpin the collection. Inspiration & Design Grey Matters explores what happens when Horizon steps away from the vibrant colour often associated with the Nemo and focuses instead on texture, light and subtle detail. For Grey Wave, the inspiration comes from movement. Flowing intersecting lines evoke ripples across water and shifting currents, introducing a sense of motion to an otherwise restrained grey palette. The effect changes with the viewing angle. At times the pattern appears quiet and almost tonal; under changing light, the lines become more pronounced and the dial takes on a noticeably more dynamic character. Dial & Case The Grey Wave dial is defined by its flowing textured pattern, creating the impression of movement across the monochromatic surface. Against the restrained grey palette, the Nemo's applied elements and BGW9 Super-LumiNova provide clarity while allowing the texture beneath to remain the focus. Surrounding the dial is a 120-click unidirectional bezel fitted with a sapphire insert, continuing the grey treatment beyond the dial. The 316L stainless-steel case measures 40mm in diameter, 11.85mm high and 47mm lug-to-lug - proportions that balance the visual presence of a dive watch with everyday wearability. A top-hat sapphire crystal with three layers of anti-reflective coating protects the dial. A screw-down crown and 200m/20ATM of water resistance reinforce the Nemo's functional foundations. Movement Inside is the Miyota 9039, a slim, no-date automatic movement that allows the dial to remain visually balanced without a date aperture interrupting the Grey Wave pattern. A proven Japanese calibre, the 9039 provides the dependable mechanical foundation that suits the Nemo's positioning as a watch designed to be worn rather than treated delicately. Bracelet / Strap Grey Wave is supplied on a 316L stainless-steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp. A push-button micro-adjustment system built into the links allows the fit to be fine-tuned without tools. Also included is a vintage-style strap made from oiled and glazed aniline full-grain leather, giving the watch a noticeably different character away from the steel bracelet. The combination makes Grey Wave particularly versatile: contemporary and integrated on steel, warmer and more relaxed on leather. Final Thoughts Grey Wave demonstrates how much visual energy can be created without relying on colour. Its monochromatic palette may be restrained, but the dial itself is anything but static. The flowing pattern reacts to light and viewing angle, giving the watch a sense of movement that rewards a closer look. Where Grey Weave feels structured and quietly tactile, Grey Wave is the more dynamic of the two Grey Matters interpretations - an understated Nemo with considerably more going on beneath the surface. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 23 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm  Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 9039 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Grey textured dial; SuperLuminova BGW9 on hands, numbers, indices Bezel: Unidirectional, 120-click, sapphire insert Glass: Top hat sapphire crystal with 3 layers of anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel bracelet with Microsliders Buckle: Stainless steel butterfly clasp Warranty: 1 year

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The Horizon Nemo Grey Matters Grey Weave takes the familiar architecture of the Nemo in a quieter, more considered direction. Colour gives way to texture, with a monochromatic grey dial whose intricate crosshatched surface draws inspiration from woven fabric. Subtle from a distance and increasingly detailed up close, Grey Weave lets light, texture and the Nemo's layered construction do the talking - while retaining the robust specifications and everyday versatility that underpin the collection. Inspiration & Design Grey Matters explores what happens when Horizon steps away from the vibrant colour often associated with the Nemo and focuses instead on texture, light and subtle detail. For Grey Weave, the inspiration comes from woven fabric. Fine intersecting lines form a crosshatched dial pattern, creating a surface that appears restrained at first glance but reveals greater depth as light moves across it. The effect suits the Nemo particularly well. Its already architectural design gains another layer of visual interest without becoming busier, resulting in a watch that feels distinctive without demanding attention. Dial & Case The Grey Weave dial is defined by its crosshatched texture, creating depth through pattern rather than colour. Against the monochromatic grey palette, the Nemo's applied elements and BGW9 Super-LumiNova provide clarity while allowing the texture beneath to remain the focus. Surrounding the dial is a 120-click unidirectional bezel fitted with a sapphire insert, continuing the grey treatment beyond the dial. The 316L stainless-steel case measures 40mm in diameter, 11.85mm high and 47mm lug-to-lug - proportions that balance the visual presence of a dive watch with everyday wearability. A top-hat sapphire crystal with three layers of anti-reflective coating protects the dial. A screw-down crown and 200m/20ATM of water resistance reinforce the Nemo's functional foundations. Movement Inside is the Miyota 9039, a slim, no-date automatic movement that allows the dial to remain visually balanced without a date aperture interrupting the Grey Weave pattern. A proven Japanese calibre, the 9039 provides the dependable mechanical foundation that suits the Nemo's positioning as a watch designed to be worn rather than treated delicately. Bracelet / Strap Grey Weave is supplied on a 316L stainless-steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp. A push-button micro-adjustment system built into the links allows the fit to be fine-tuned without tools. Also included is a vintage-style strap made from oiled and glazed aniline full-grain leather, giving the watch a noticeably different character away from the steel bracelet. The combination makes Grey Weave particularly versatile: contemporary and integrated on steel, warmer and more relaxed on leather. Final Thoughts Grey Weave demonstrates that restraint doesn't have to mean simplicity. By reducing the colour palette, Horizon draws greater attention to the details that might otherwise compete for notice - the woven texture of the dial, the layered Nemo architecture and the way the surface changes under different light. It is perhaps the quieter of the two Grey Matters interpretations, but that's precisely its strength: an unconventional Nemo that doesn't need to shout about being different. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 23 pieces available worldwide Case size: 40mm  Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Automatic Movement no.: Miyota 9039 Power reserve: Approx 42hrs Dial: Grey textured dial; SuperLuminova BGW9 on hands, numbers, indices Bezel: Unidirectional, 120-click, sapphire insert Glass: Top hat sapphire crystal with 3 layers of anti-reflective coating Water resistance: 20ATM Strap type: Bracelet Strap material: Stainless steel bracelet with Microsliders Buckle: Stainless steel butterfly clasp Warranty: 1 year

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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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