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 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 Chronoking Mecaquartz Racing Green channels the refined side of 1970s motorsport chronographs. With its deep forest-green dial and playful chronograph accents, it balances vintage racing character with modern versatility. Confident without excess, it is a chronograph for collectors who appreciate colour — applied with restraint. Inspiration & Design The Chronoking Racing collection draws from the golden era of 1960s–70s racing chronographs - when timing instruments were expressive yet purposeful. The Forest Green edition evokes the elegant hues of classic European sports cars. Its rich tone introduces warmth and personality while maintaining the disciplined geometry that defines the Chronoking line. Colour here is not loud; it is considered. This is retro spirit refined for modern wear. Dial & Case Details The textured green dial provides depth and contrast, accented by vibrant chronograph details that introduce subtle energy without overwhelming the composition. Applied luminous indices ensure strong legibility, while the balanced sub-dial layout preserves vintage symmetry. The 38mm stainless-steel case remains faithful to classic proportions, offering versatility and comfortable daily wear. A defining feature of the Chronoking Racing series is its interchangeable tachymeter bezel system. The steel bezel, equipped with 120 clicks, can be swapped for alternative monochrome variations - blue, orange, red, black, or green - allowing the wearer to adjust the watch’s visual character. A domed crystal enhances dimensionality, while the engraved Chronoking signature on the caseback anchors the design to its heritage. Movement & Mechanics Powering the Racing Green is the Swiss-assembled TMI VK63 Mecaquartz movement. This hybrid architecture combines: Quartz precision for timekeeping A mechanical chronograph module that delivers a smooth sweeping central chronograph hand The result is a chronograph that offers mechanical tactility with quartz practicality - ideal for daily use without the servicing demands of a fully mechanical chronograph. Bracelet / Strap & Wearability With its 38mm case size and balanced proportions, the Chronoking Racing Green wears comfortably across a wide range of wrists. The stainless-steel construction provides reassuring solidity while remaining light enough for extended wear. The forest-green dial introduces individuality while remaining understated - making it versatile for both casual settings and more refined styling. Final Impression The Nivada Grenchen Chronoking Mecaquartz Racing Green is a study in controlled vibrancy. Vintage racing inspiration, modern hybrid engineering, and interchangeable versatility combine to create a chronograph that feels expressive yet grounded. A statement piece for those who favour depth over noise. Technical Specifications Case size: 38mm Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Mecaquartz Movement no.: VK63 MecaQuartz with date Dial: Dark green 330C matte finish texture dial; applied indexes w/ith white SuperLuminova; green 326C and white inner ring with 803C SuperLuminova dots; comes with 5 interchangeable bezels Glass: Sapphire, double-domed Battery life: Approx 3 years Water resistance: 10ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Black calf leather Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Nivada Grenchen Chronoking Mecaquartz Racing Carbon channels the bold confidence of 1970s chronographs through a contemporary, race-inspired lens. With its carbon-fibre dial, interchangeable tachymeter bezel system, and hybrid Mecaquartz movement, it delivers vintage character with modern practicality. Dynamic yet disciplined, it is a chronograph designed for those who appreciate rhythm, motion, and purposeful design. Inspiration & Design The Chronoking Racing collection draws inspiration from the golden era of 1960s–70s motorsport chronographs - when watches were functional tools and expressive design statements in equal measure. The Racing Carbon edition pushes this further through material and texture. The carbon-fibre dial introduces a technical, performance-driven aesthetic, reinforcing the Chronoking’s motorsport DNA without straying into novelty. Bold yet refined, it maintains the clean symmetry and clarity that define classic chronographs. Limited to 500 individually numbered pieces, the Racing Carbon stands as the most performance-oriented expression within the Chronoking family. Dial & Case Details The carbon-fibre dial provides a layered, textured surface that shifts subtly under light, adding depth without compromising legibility. Applied luminous indices and contrasting chronograph registers maintain clarity and balance. The 38mm stainless-steel case remains faithful to vintage proportions while offering modern durability. A domed crystal enhances visual depth, and the steel tachymeter bezel reinforces its racing functionality. One of the Chronoking’s defining features is its interchangeable bezel system. Equipped with 120 clicks, the steel bezel can be swapped across five monochrome tachymeter variations - blue, orange, red, black, and green - allowing the wearer to adjust the watch’s visual identity without altering its core design. On the caseback, the engraved Chronoking signature and individual numbering anchor the watch to its heritage and limited status. Movement & Mechanics Powering the Chronoking Racing Carbon is the Swiss-assembled TMI VK63 Mecaquartz movement. This hybrid calibre combines: Quartz accuracy for timekeeping A mechanical chronograph module for a smooth sweeping central chronograph hand The result is a chronograph that delivers mechanical tactility with quartz precision - ideal for daily use without the maintenance demands of a fully mechanical chronograph. Bracelet/Strap & Wearability With its balanced 38mm diameter and moderate thickness, the Chronoking wears comfortably across a wide range of wrists. The stainless-steel construction provides reassuring solidity while maintaining everyday practicality. Sporty yet versatile, it transitions naturally from casual settings to more considered styling - always retaining its motorsport personality. Final Impression The Nivada Grenchen Chronoking Mecaquartz Racing Carbon is a confident reinterpretation of a classic racing chronograph. Textural, limited, and mechanically expressive, it balances playfulness with purpose. For those drawn to timing, movement, and design that carries attitude without excess, the Racing Carbon delivers. Technical Specifications Limited edition: Only 500 pieces available worldwide Case size: 38mm Case material: 316L stainless steel Case back: 316L stainless steel Movement type: Mecaquartz Movement no.: VK63 MecaQuartz with date Dial: Black carbon fibre dial, applied indexes with lume, silver and orange inner ring with lumed dots; comes with 5 interchangeable bezels Glass: Sapphire, double-domed Battery life: Approx 3 years Water resistance: 10ATM Strap type: Strap Strap material: Black calf leather Buckle: Stainless steel tang buckle Warranty: 2 years  

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The Horizon Watches Nemolithic collection marks the next chapter of the brand’s most recognisable design language. Building on the foundations of the original Nemo, Nemolithic introduces five mesmerising natural stone dials, each defined by its own texture, colour, and character. Despite the visual weight and presence of solid stone, Nemolithic retains a refined, wearable profile at just 10mm thick (excluding crystal). Each watch is paired with an improved stainless-steel bracelet featuring enhanced articulation and Horizon’s MicroSlider clasp, allowing seamless, on-the-fly micro adjustment. Limited to just 23 pieces per dial, Nemolithic is a study in contrast: rarity balanced with everyday wearability, and natural material framed by precise industrial design. From Nemo to Nemolithic Nemolithic builds upon the proportions and architectural philosophy of the original Nemo, itself the refined successor to Horizon Watches’ debut -N- collection. Where Nemo focused on balance, thinness, and multi-plane construction, Nemolithic pushes the design language further through material exploration. By removing the date display entirely, Nemolithic achieves a cleaner, more sculptural dial - allowing the natural stone surface and applied markers to take centre stage. The result is a purer expression of the Nemo form, elevated through rarity and restraint. Dial & Design Language Each Nemolithic dial is crafted from natural stone, resulting in subtle variations that ensure no two watches are ever identical. The organic textures of stone contrast beautifully with the Nemo case architecture, creating a dialogue between nature and precision engineering. With no date complication, the dial remains intentionally uncluttered. The applied hour markers - standing tall at 0.6mm - dominate the visual landscape, reinforcing the Nemo’s signature multi-plane design and enhancing legibility. Their sculptural height and Nautilus-inspired form add depth without distraction. Case, Bezel & Construction Nemolithic retains the Nemo’s rare two-module case construction, allowing for exceptional finishing even in the most intricate recesses. This architecture creates layered surfaces, stepped lugs, and varied slopes that reward close inspection from every angle. The watch is equipped with a coin-edged unidirectional external rotating bezel, now fitted with a sapphire insert - an upgrade that enhances both durability and visual depth. With 120 firm clicks, the bezel offers precise, tactile operation for elapsed time measurement. Bracelet & Wearability Each Nemolithic is fitted with a stainless-steel bracelet redesigned for improved mobility and articulation, ensuring comfort throughout the day. The bracelet is finished with Horizon Watches’ MicroSlider clasp, enabling quick micro-adjustments without tools - ideal for changes in wrist size or temperature. Despite its robust construction and stone dial, Nemolithic wears comfortably and securely, balancing presence with practicality. Rarity & Collectability Every Nemolithic variant is limited to 23 pieces only, making each watch as rare as the stone it carries. The natural variation in the dials further enhances individuality, ensuring that each piece feels personal and truly unique. This is not just a material upgrade - it is a collector-focused evolution of an already respected design. 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: Natural stone; 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 Watches Nemolithic collection marks the next chapter of the brand’s most recognisable design language. Building on the foundations of the original Nemo, Nemolithic introduces five mesmerising natural stone dials, each defined by its own texture, colour, and character. Despite the visual weight and presence of solid stone, Nemolithic retains a refined, wearable profile at just 10mm thick (excluding crystal). Each watch is paired with an improved stainless-steel bracelet featuring enhanced articulation and Horizon’s MicroSlider clasp, allowing seamless, on-the-fly micro adjustment. Limited to just 23 pieces per dial, Nemolithic is a study in contrast: rarity balanced with everyday wearability, and natural material framed by precise industrial design. From Nemo to Nemolithic Nemolithic builds upon the proportions and architectural philosophy of the original Nemo, itself the refined successor to Horizon Watches’ debut -N- collection. Where Nemo focused on balance, thinness, and multi-plane construction, Nemolithic pushes the design language further through material exploration. By removing the date display entirely, Nemolithic achieves a cleaner, more sculptural dial - allowing the natural stone surface and applied markers to take centre stage. The result is a purer expression of the Nemo form, elevated through rarity and restraint. Dial & Design Language Each Nemolithic dial is crafted from natural stone, resulting in subtle variations that ensure no two watches are ever identical. The organic textures of stone contrast beautifully with the Nemo case architecture, creating a dialogue between nature and precision engineering. With no date complication, the dial remains intentionally uncluttered. The applied hour markers - standing tall at 0.6mm - dominate the visual landscape, reinforcing the Nemo’s signature multi-plane design and enhancing legibility. Their sculptural height and Nautilus-inspired form add depth without distraction. Case, Bezel & Construction Nemolithic retains the Nemo’s rare two-module case construction, allowing for exceptional finishing even in the most intricate recesses. This architecture creates layered surfaces, stepped lugs, and varied slopes that reward close inspection from every angle. The watch is equipped with a coin-edged unidirectional external rotating bezel, now fitted with a sapphire insert - an upgrade that enhances both durability and visual depth. With 120 firm clicks, the bezel offers precise, tactile operation for elapsed time measurement. Bracelet & Wearability Each Nemolithic is fitted with a stainless-steel bracelet redesigned for improved mobility and articulation, ensuring comfort throughout the day. The bracelet is finished with Horizon Watches’ MicroSlider clasp, enabling quick micro-adjustments without tools - ideal for changes in wrist size or temperature. Despite its robust construction and stone dial, Nemolithic wears comfortably and securely, balancing presence with practicality. Rarity & Collectability Every Nemolithic variant is limited to 23 pieces only, making each watch as rare as the stone it carries. The natural variation in the dials further enhances individuality, ensuring that each piece feels personal and truly unique. This is not just a material upgrade - it is a collector-focused evolution of an already respected design. 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: Natural stone; 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 Watches Nemolithic collection represents the next chapter of Horizon’s most recognisable design language. Built upon the foundations of the original Nemo, Nemolithic introduces five mesmerising natural stone dials, each defined by its own organic texture and character. Despite the visual presence of solid stone, Nemolithic retains a refined, wearable profile at just 10mm thick (excluding crystal). Each piece is paired with an upgraded stainless-steel bracelet featuring improved articulation and Horizon’s MicroSlider clasp, allowing seamless on-the-fly adjustment. Limited to just 23 pieces per dial, Nemolithic balances rarity with everyday wearability - a collector-focused evolution of an already iconic design. This is not a trend piece. It’s a rare material expression of Horizon’s architectural philosophy - chosen for collectors who value design depth over mass appeal. From Nemo to Nemolithic Nemolithic builds upon the proportions and architectural philosophy of the original Nemo, itself the refined successor to Horizon Watches’ debut -N- collection. Where Nemo focused on balance, thinness, and multi-plane construction, Nemolithic pushes the design further through material exploration. By removing the date display entirely, the dial becomes purer and more sculptural - allowing the stone surface and tall applied markers to take centre stage. The result is the most distilled and architectural expression of Nemo to date. Dial & Design Language Each Nemolithic dial is crafted from natural stone, meaning every piece carries unique veining and tonal variation. In the Malachite variant, deep green striations create natural movement across the dial - organic, unpredictable, and impossible to replicate. With no date complication, the dial remains intentionally uncluttered. The applied hour markers stand tall at 0.6mm, reinforcing Horizon’s signature multi-plane construction while enhancing legibility. Nature meets precision here - organic material framed by exacting geometry. Case, Bezel & Construction Nemolithic retains the Nemo’s rare two-module case construction, allowing for exceptional finishing even in recessed areas and tight transitions. Stepped lugs, varied slopes, and layered surfaces reward close inspection from every angle. The coin-edged unidirectional external rotating bezel features a sapphire insert and 120 firm clicks, offering tactile precision and durability. This combination of industrial execution and refined finishing is a hallmark of Horizon Watches. Bracelet & Wearability Each Nemolithic is fitted with Horizon’s upgraded stainless-steel bracelet, redesigned for improved mobility and articulation. The bracelet is finished with the brand’s MicroSlider clasp, enabling quick micro-adjustments without tools. Despite its stone dial and robust construction, Nemolithic wears comfortably and securely - balancing presence with practicality for daily use. Who This Is For This watch is for you if: You want a stone-dial watch without excessive thickness You value architectural design over vintage pastiche You prefer rarity over mass recognition You want something few others will ever own If you’re here, this is already your taste. Nemolithic simply confirms it. Buying from RAW Every Horizon Watches piece sold by Red Army Watches is: Authentically sourced Inspected and handled in-house Supported locally for warranty and aftersales Available online or at ION Orchard & Suntec City We curate - we don’t list everything. 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: Natural stone; 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 Watches Nemolithic collection marks the next chapter of the brand’s most recognisable design language. Building on the foundations of the original Nemo, Nemolithic introduces five mesmerising natural stone dials, each defined by its own texture, colour, and character. Despite the visual weight and presence of solid stone, Nemolithic retains a refined, wearable profile at just 10mm thick (excluding crystal). Each watch is paired with an improved stainless-steel bracelet featuring enhanced articulation and Horizon’s MicroSlider clasp, allowing seamless, on-the-fly micro adjustment. Limited to just 23 pieces per dial, Nemolithic is a study in contrast: rarity balanced with everyday wearability, and natural material framed by precise industrial design. From Nemo to Nemolithic Nemolithic builds upon the proportions and architectural philosophy of the original Nemo, itself the refined successor to Horizon Watches’ debut -N- collection. Where Nemo focused on balance, thinness, and multi-plane construction, Nemolithic pushes the design language further through material exploration. By removing the date display entirely, Nemolithic achieves a cleaner, more sculptural dial - allowing the natural stone surface and applied markers to take centre stage. The result is a purer expression of the Nemo form, elevated through rarity and restraint. Dial & Design Language Each Nemolithic dial is crafted from natural stone, resulting in subtle variations that ensure no two watches are ever identical. The organic textures of stone contrast beautifully with the Nemo case architecture, creating a dialogue between nature and precision engineering. With no date complication, the dial remains intentionally uncluttered. The applied hour markers - standing tall at 0.6mm - dominate the visual landscape, reinforcing the Nemo’s signature multi-plane design and enhancing legibility. Their sculptural height and Nautilus-inspired form add depth without distraction. Case, Bezel & Construction Nemolithic retains the Nemo’s rare two-module case construction, allowing for exceptional finishing even in the most intricate recesses. This architecture creates layered surfaces, stepped lugs, and varied slopes that reward close inspection from every angle. The watch is equipped with a coin-edged unidirectional external rotating bezel, now fitted with a sapphire insert - an upgrade that enhances both durability and visual depth. With 120 firm clicks, the bezel offers precise, tactile operation for elapsed time measurement. Bracelet & Wearability Each Nemolithic is fitted with a stainless-steel bracelet redesigned for improved mobility and articulation, ensuring comfort throughout the day. The bracelet is finished with Horizon Watches’ MicroSlider clasp, enabling quick micro-adjustments without tools - ideal for changes in wrist size or temperature. Despite its robust construction and stone dial, Nemolithic wears comfortably and securely, balancing presence with practicality. Rarity & Collectability Every Nemolithic variant is limited to 23 pieces only, making each watch as rare as the stone it carries. The natural variation in the dials further enhances individuality, ensuring that each piece feels personal and truly unique. This is not just a material upgrade - it is a collector-focused evolution of an already respected design. 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: Natural stone; 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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