Oris has created a special edition ProPilot X watch in collaboration with Disney’s The Muppets Kermit the Frog. It’s based on the Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 model with 39mm diameter titanium case.
This special edition of the Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 has a green dial inspired by Kermit the Frog. On the first of the month, Kermit appears in the date window.
The 39mm diameter case in titanium houses the Oris Manufacture Calibre 400, a self-winding mechanical movement with an impressive power reserve of 5 days (120 hours).
The case boasts satin and sandblasted finishes. It spotlights the emblematic ProPilot bezel inspired by the jet-engine exhaust. The bracelet, crown and case-back are also in titanium.
The back-side of the watch also features see-through sapphire crystal glass for admiring the movement. Fitted with a screw-down crown and domed sapphire crystal glass, the Oris Kermit watch is water-resistant up to 100 meters.
The suggested retail price of the Oris ProPilot X Kermit watch is 4,400 Swiss francs.
Case
Multi-piece titanium case with satin and sandblasted finishes
Diameter: 39.00 mm (1.535 inches)
Top glass: Sapphire, domed on both sides, anti-reflective coating inside
Case back: Titanium with satin and sandblasted finishes, screwed, see- through sapphire glass
Titanium screw-in security crown with protection
Water resistance: 10 bar (100 m)
Dial
Green dial
Indices and hour and minute hands with Super-LumiNova®
Bracelet
Titanium with folding clasp with Oris-patented ‘LIFT’ system
Movement
Oris Calibre 400
Accuracy: -3/+5 seconds a day (within COSC tolerances)
Highly anti-magnetic
Winding: Automatic
Power reserve: 120 hours
Functions
Centre hands for hours, minutes and seconds, date window at 6 o’clock, date corrector, fine timing device and stop-second
Warranty
Extended to 10 years with MyOris sign-up. Applies to watch and movement. 10-year recommended service intervals. Five- year recommended water-resistance check
Vortic Watch Company presents Boston 480 Cherub, a new addition to its popular American Artisan Series watches.
Like all timepieces from the Vortic American Artisan family, this timepiece is a one of a kind creation. Most importantly, the Boston 480 has a beautiful Cherub-themed dial, a popular design choice for pocket watches of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
This timepiece features a restored pocket watch movement made by Waltham Watch Company. In the Vortic Boston 480 Cherub model, the original movement, dial, and hands come from a vintage pocket watch made by this historic company.
Originally manufactured in 1919, the 19 jewel pocket watch movement has been painstakingly restored before fitting into the 46mm case in sand-blasted titanium.
Visible through the exhibition case-back, this hand-wound mechanical calibre is capable of delivering 36 hours of power reserve. It can be manually wound by the knurled copper crown positioned between the lugs above 12 o’ clock hour marker.
CNC milled from a solid block of aerospace grade titanium, the case features a Gorilla Glass on the top and stainless steel case-back. Thickness of the watch is 12mm, lug/strap width is 22mm, and lug to lug length is 55mm.
The artistically crafted cherub-themed dial spotlights delicate Roman numerals and thin blued-steel hands. The natural leather strap perfectly harmonizes with the dial colour theme.
The Vortic Boston 480 Cherub is a unique piece and its suggested retail price is $3,100.
Made by TimeCore, a micro watch brand inspired by Industrial design, Eclipse is a retro-futuristic wristwatch with an automatic movement.
TimeCore is a watch brand based in San Diego, California. It has recently launched a Kickstarter online crowd funding campaign to undertake the mass production of the Eclipse Automatic Watch.
The asymmetric 3 piece case design of this timepiece evokes the motion of our sun, planets, and moons during an eclipse. Measuring 52mm in diameter, this stainless steel watch with a domed K1 Mineral lens is water-resistant up to 100 meters.
Framing the dial and bezel, is a concave outer radius edge inspired by the dish shape of UFOs. This distinct flying saucer shaped automatic watch is available with three variations: Silver, Black and Blue. The dial pattern, the color of logo and bezel finishing vary depending upon the version.
The TimeCore Eclipse Automatic watch houses the workhorse NH35 movement, capable of providing a power reserve of approximately 41 hours.
The watch displays the hour, minute and seconds with three central hands. It has a date window (crescent shaped aperture in case of Black and Blue versions) at 3 o’clock. In Silver and Blue versions, the TimeCore logo appears at 12H of the main dial. In the Black Eclipse model, the logo pops up at 12H of the oval shaped sub-dial.
The screw-down crown is finely machined to feel as though it’s straight off a starship. Unique detailed fasteners pull elements together along with a stamped and engraved screw-down case back.
TimeCore’s custom poly-band ties together the silhouette of the outer case. The case back is custom engraved and stamped with the TimeCore logo and surrounding engine core. Each Eclipse watch will be assembled in the USA using parts made in Japan and China.
The brand is presently offering this timepiece via Kickstarter at a special price starting at $325. The future retail price will be $499.
Case
Stainless steel case with PVD coating
Unique eclipse asymmetric case design
Case diameter: 52mm
K1 mineral crystal
100m water resistance
Screw-down case back, etched and engraved
Movement
Caliber NH35
Automatic with manual winding and hack capability
21,600 vibrations per hour
23 jewels
Power reserve: approximately 41 hours
Dial
3 dial options: Silver, Black and Blue
Date at 3 o’clock
LumiBrite hands and markers
Unveiled at the Geneva Watch Week in March 2023, the Jacob & Co Astronomia Revolution is a cosmic world inspired contemporary watchmaking creation. Its 47 mm diameter case in sapphire and gold houses a brand new movement that revolves around its own axis.
Equipped with a double-axis flying tourbillon, Caliber JCAM48B revolves in 60 seconds, with a third axis which is the movement itself. Regulating this spectacular horological dance is a patented, innovative constant force device developed by Jacob & Co.
The high velocity orbit makes Astronomia Revolution both a highly technical and highly spectacular timepiece. Especially since the entire revolving carriage is visible from all sides: from above, from both sides and from below.
Jacob & Co. Astronomia
In 2016, Jacob & Co. launched Astronomia, a revolutionary timepiece of unheard-of complication and proportions. In a 47mm case made of gold with a sapphire baseband, the high watchmaking and high jewelry brand set up a vertical, rotating movement whose satellite carriage bears four arms.
One is a twin-axis tourbillon, another is a rotating dial fitted with a differential to keep it upright, one is a 288-facet Jacob-cut diamond representing the moon, and the fourth is a magnesium earth globe.
All four arms are in rotation around their own axis and around the central axis as they orbit inside the case in 20 minutes. This, incidentally, creates a third rotation axis for the tourbillon carriage.
Astronomia has no crown, no central hands, and nothing in common with any other timepiece on the planet. It set a new standard in high complication and showmanship from the moment it took off from the Jacob & Co. launch pad.
Subsequent iterations and variations have been speeding up to reach 10 minutes, then 5 minutes per rotation, along with a host of complication, design and size alterations.
Jacob & Co Astronomia Revolution
Astronomia Revolution is the most dramatic, technical and design altering edition of the Astronomia family. It takes the initial space inspiration behind Astronomia and elevates it to a new orbit with a completely redesigned, proprietary movement.
Orbiting at the lightning fast speed of one full rotation per minute requires massive energy. For the first time, an Astronomia is fitted with two barrels of exceptional size. In order to control the massive flow running through caliber JCAM48B, Jacob & Co. has devised a next generation constant force device.
Whip-based Constant Force Device
Usually, constant force exists in two forms. One is the remontoire. The other is the Reuleux triangle. Both store a small amount of equal energy in a spring in order to deliver it in one-second increments at the most. Astronomia Revolution introduces a whip-based constant force device of exceptional frequency, for which a patent is pending.
Every 1/6th of a second, which is the frequency of the balance wheel, the gear train activates a hairspring. It then frees the whip, a star-shaped gear located nearest the fourth wheel. The whip acts as a buffer between the energy flow from the barrel and the tourbillons, which carry the balance wheel. Each time the whip is activated, it transmits the amount of energy needed by the tourbillon carriage for the next 1/6th of a second.
No less, as this would underfeed the balance wheel, which would then run irregularly. No more, which would overfeed the tourbillons and the entire rotating platform, interfering with their intended rotation speed. The transmitted force is kept constant at an unheard-of frequency, a feature specific enough for Jacob & Co. to engrave “1/6′ regulation” on the satellite central pillar base.
The benefits of this constant force are threefold. Like any other, the regularity of the torque ultimately delivered to the balance wheel results in improved accuracy. Combined with the benefits of a triple-axis tourbillon, this makes the Astronomia Revolution a high-class chronometer.
In high power timepieces like the Astronomia Revolution, a constant force device is the only solution to rein in the energy flow and to avoid undesired effects. Also, a smooth rotation of the entire platform and tourbillons demands a smooth energy flow.
This fine energy regulation allowed Jacob & Co. to maintain an impressive 36-hour power reserve on a massively complex timepiece.
Tourbillon
In previous Astronomia iterations, the tourbillon has been twin-axis or single-axis, with a third axis sometimes provided by the entire platform’s rotation. And they’ve always been flying tourbillons, which means they have no upper bridge. In Astronomia Revolution’s case, it’s spinning on two axes, around the first one in 1 minute, around the second one in 15 seconds.
The latter is one of the highest speeds ever reached by a tourbillon carriage in watchmaking history. One minute also happens to be the speed of the movement rotation, and 15 seconds that of the arrow’s head.
Designed by Jacob & Co, the open-worked, highly-polished carriage spins in all directions. It moves along with the satellite platform at the rate of one rotation per minute.
Time Display
The rotating platform inside Astronomia Revolution completes full circle every minute. The long, slender steel arrow is the movement’s third, balancing arm. Its head is made of 950 platinum and set with one large ruby. It acts as a running seconds hand by tracking 60 deep, angular notches of the bezel.
The movement also incorporates a red Polycarbonate sub-dial with 5N Applied Indices and matching dauphine hands for displaying the hour and minute.
Hexagonal Mirrors
Inspired by space, Jacob & Co. has fitted a unique construction on the Astronomia Revolution’s base, located on top of the movement’s hidden parts and under the satellite trajectory.
An array of 18 miniature hexagonal mirrors mimics James Webb Space Telescope’s gilded reflectors. They capture the hypnotizing motion of the Astronomia Revolution in orbit above.
Each mirror is made of 18K red gold, polished to the highest degree and slightly tilted at a very precise angle. This shining honeycomb surface is both a nod to space exploration and a tool designed to admire the satellites’ revolutions. Finally, a caseband made of transparent sapphire offers a 360-degree view of the stunning apparatus.
Jacob & Co Astronomia Revolution Editions
Astronomia Revolution is a limited edition of 18 pieces, of which six are crafted in rose gold, six in white gold and six in white gold with black DLC surface treatment.
Technical details
Model: Jacob & Co Astronomia Revolution
Movement
Exclusive Jacob & Co. manual winding JCAM48B Caliber
Diameter: 42.30 mm
Height: 19.30 mm
Power Reserve: 36 hours
Frequency: 21’600 vph (3 Hz)
Base: 18 polished 5N red gold honeycomb mirrors
Jewels: 53
Functions
Rotating Satellite Carriage: 1 rotation in 1 minute
Rotating Arrow: 1 rotation in 15 seconds
Double-Axis Flying Tourbillon:
– 1st Axis: 1 rotation in 1 minute
– 2nd Axis: 1 rotation in 15 seconds
Constant Force with 1/6th sec. frequency (patent pending)
Hours and Minutes Rotating Dial
Winding and Time-Setting on Caseback
Case
Diameter: 47 mm
Height: 27 mm
Material: 18K Rose Gold or 18K White Gold or Black DLC White Gold; Sapphire Caseband
Caseback: Engraved 18K Rose Gold
Crystal: Domed Sapphire with Anti-Reflective Treatment
Water resistance: 30 m (3 bar – 3 ATM)
Dial
Subdial: Skeleton, Red Polycarbonate with 5N Applied Indices
Hands: Dauphine in 5N Red Gold
Arrow: Steel, 1 Arrow-Shaped Synthetic Ruby
Strap
Black Cordura® strap with rubber lining and 18K rose gold deployant clasp
Edition
Limited Edition of 6 pieces in 18K Rose Gold, 6 pieces in 18K White Gold, and 6 pieces in Black-DLC White Gold
Celebrating its partnership with the iconic British carmaker, Girard-Perregaux presents the Laureato Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition.
For the first time a GP Laureato has featured a green ceramic case and bracelet. This new model is available in a choice of two case sizes: 42mm and 38mm. Each version is a limited edition.
In 2021, Aston Martin and Girard-Perregaux entered into a multi-year collaboration agreement and have since created a number of limited-edition, co-branded products.
Launched in 1975, the first Laureato featured an octagonal bezel that sat atop a circular plinth which in turn was positioned above an angular tonneau-shaped case. The new Laureato Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition respects these timeless elements but employs ultra-modern ceramic for the bracelet and case.
Light weight yet extremely hard, the green ceramic components of this watch spotlight a combination of polished and satin finished surfaces, an appealing attribute common to all Laureato models.
The design of the Laureato Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition encompasses some elements inspired by Aston Martin cars. Powerful engines, sleek contours and lightweight construction are virtues synonymous with the British firm’s products.
The watch dial boasts a cross-hatch design, a diamond-like pattern found on the ‘AM’ logo (1921-1926) as well as the quilted seats found in some Aston Martin cars. The skeletonised ‘baton’ type hour and minute hands are both light and functional.
The 42mm watch is limited to 388 pieces where as the 38mm version is a 188 piece edition. Both versions come with ergonomically designs integrated green ceramic bracelet featuring polished and satin finished surfaces.
Movements
Both versions of the Laureato Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition come with in-house self-winding movements. The 42mm model is fitted with the Calibre GP01800, while the 38mm version houses the Calibre GP03300. In each timepiece, the movement can be admired though a see-through sapphire crystal case-back with the Aston Martin logo.
Each movement is beautifully decorated and finishied according to Haute Horlogerie traditions. The main plate has circular graining. The other components are endowed with bevelling, mirror-polishing, satin finish, snailing, sunray finish and various engravings.
The bridges are decorated with straight Côtes de Genève and the oscillating weight is embellished with circular Côtes de Genève. Lastly, the movements have a power reserve of at least 46 hours (38mm) and 54 hours (42mm).
The Laureato Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition (42 mm & 38 mm) will go on sale in June 2023 and will be available worldwide in selected Girard-Perregaux retailers.
Technical details
Model: Girard-Perregaux LAUREATO 42mm Green Ceramic Aston Martin Edition
Reference: 81010-32-3081-1CX
Case
Material: green ceramic, polished and satin finished
Diameter: 42.00mm
Height: 11.08 mm
Glass: Anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Case-back: Sapphire crystal with white Aston Martin decal
Water resistance: 100 metres (10ATM)
Dial
Sunray green with cross-hatching, ‘baton’ type rhodium-plated indexes with luminescent material (green emission)
Hands: skeletonised ‘baton’ type hour and minute hands with luminescent material (white emission), central second hand with white lacquered tip
Movement
Reference: GP01800-2165
Self-winding mechanical movement
Diameter: 30.00mm (13 1/4’’’)
Height: 3.97mm
Frequency: 28,800 Vib/h (4Hz)
Number of components: 191
Number of jewels: 28
Power reserve: min 54 hours
Functions
Hours, minutes, central seconds, date
Bracelet
Green ceramic, polished and satin finished
Edition
Limited edition of 388 pieces, not numbered (one of 388)
Model: Girard-Perregaux LAUREATO 38mm Green Ceramic Aston Martin Editions
Reference: 81005-32-3080-1CX
Case
Material: green ceramic, polished and satin finished
Diameter: 38.00mm
Height: 10.27mm
Glass: anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Case-back: sapphire crystal with white Aston Martin decal
Water resistance: 100 metres (10ATM)
Dial
Sunray green with cross-hatching, ‘baton’ type rhodium-plated indexes with luminescent material (green emission)
Hands: skeletonised ‘baton’ type hour and minute hands with luminescent material (white emission), central second hand with white lacquered tip
Movement
Reference: GP03300-2166
Self-winding mechanical movement
Diameter: 25.95mm (11 1/2’’’)
Height: 3.36mm
Frequency: 28,800 Vib/h (4Hz)
Number of components: 218
Number of jewels: 27
Power reserve: min 46 hours
Functions
Hours, minutes, central seconds, date
Bracelet
Material: green ceramic, polished and satin finished
Edition
Limited edition of 188 pieces, not numbered (one of 188)
H. Moser & Cie. presents 40mm versions of its Pioneer Centre Seconds and Pioneer Tourbillon models. Dressed in a stainless steel case with a water-resistance of 12 ATM, these watches respectively feature HMC 200 and HMC 804 movements. Both H Moser Pioneer 40mm timepieces come with imposing “Arctic Blue” fumé dials.
The previously released Pioneer Centre Seconds and Pioneer Tourbillon watches feature 42.8 mm diameter cases. The radiant Arctic Blue fumé dial of the new 40mm versions spotlights the brand logo at 12 o’clock. This signature is set in transparent lacquer for a minimalist look.
In addition to their faceted applique indices topped with Super-LumiNova® dots, these models have leaf-shaped hands which are also filled with Super-LumiNova®.
Inside the Pioneer Tourbillon Arctic Blue beats the HMC 804 automatic Manufacture calibre. Designed and produced in-house by H. Moser & Cie.’s sister company, Precision Engineering AG, the HMC 804 flying tourbillon calibre is equipped with a double hairspring.
These perfectly matched hairsprings significantly improve accuracy and isochronism. In addition, the paired hairsprings also reduce the effect of friction normally experienced with a single hairspring, improving isochronism. Finally, thanks to its unique design, the tourbillon is an interchangeable module, assembled and regulated independently of the movement via a simple Plug & Play system which allows for easy servicing.
The Pioneer Centre Seconds Arctic Blue houses the HMC 200 automatic movement. Designed, developed and produced in-house, this calibre’s regulating organ was also manufactured in-house.
Decorated with the famous Moser double stripes on the bridges and the main plate, housing a large engraved oscillating weight, this movement offers a minimum power reserve of three days.
The Pioneer Tourbillon and Pioneer Centre Seconds Arctic Blue models can be matched with a rubber, textile or leather strap, or a steel bracelet, making them the perfect accessory for any occasion.
Technical details
Model: H Moser Pioneer 40mm Tourbillon Arctic Blue
Reference 3804-1208
Case
Steel case
Diameter: 40.0 mm
Height without sapphire crystal: 10.4 mm; Height with sapphire crystal: 12.0 mm
Domed sapphire crystal and see-through case-back
Screw-in crown adorned with an “M”
Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
Arctic Blue fumé with sunburst pattern
H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer
Applique indices, with hour markers in Super-Luminova®
Leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, filled with Super-LumiNova®
Movement
HMC 804 automatic Manufacture calibre
Diameter: 32.0 mm or 14 1/4 lignes
Height: 5.5 mm
Frequency: 21,600 vibrations/hour
Automatic bi-directional pawl winding system
Oscillating weight in 18-carat red gold with engraved H. Moser & Cie. logo
Power reserve: minimum of 3 days
Original double hairspring
One-minute flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock with skeletonised bridge
Functions
Hours and minutes
Strap/bracelet
Hand-stitched alligator leather, rubber, textile strap or steel bracelet
Steel buckle, engraved with the H. Moser logo
Model: H Moser Pioneer 40mm Centre Seconds Arctic Blue
Reference 3200-1217
Case
Steel case
Diameter: 40.0 mm
Height without sapphire crystal: 10.4 mm; Height with sapphire crystal: 12.0 mm
Domed sapphire crystal and see-through case-back
Screw-in crown adorned with an “M”
Water-resistant to 12 ATM
Dial
Arctic Blue fumé with sunburst pattern
H. Moser & Cie. logo in transparent lacquer
Applique indices, with hour markers in Super-Luminova®
Leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, filled with Super-LumiNova®
Movement
HMC 200 automatic calibre
Diameter: 32.0 mm or 14 1/4 lignes
Height: 5.5 mm
Frequency: 21,600 Vib/h
27 jewels
Automatic bi-directional pawl winding system
Engraved oscillating weight
Power reserve: minimum of 3 days
Hacking seconds
Original Straumann® hairspring
Finish with Moser double stripes
Functions
Hours and minutes
Central seconds
Strap/bracelet
Hand-stitched alligator leather, rubber, or textile strap or steel bracelet
Steel pin buckle, engraved with the H. Moser & Cie. logo
Inspired by the legendary French rally car Renault 5 Turbo, the new YEMA Rallye 5 Turbo Limited Edition reflects the brand’s passion for the motorsports world.
Its immediately recognisable dial is reminiscent of the very singular steering wheel shape of the 1st generation R5 Turbo, as well as chronograph’s counters and hands retaining the characteristic design codes of the car’s dashboard.
The dial depth has been achieved by stacking 4 distinct vertical layers: the applied markers, the main dial, the “sandwich” sub-dial and a recessed dial. Its textured gray dial has a sand-blasted effect reminiscent of race track asphalt, in elegant contrast with the matt black recessed sub-dial and the brushed steel bezel.
Equipped with the Swiss Made ETA Valjoux caliber 7753 chronograph movement, the Rallye 5 Turbo has a 39mm diameter case, specially designed for this model.
The steel case features slightly sharper angles and bevels, all in a refined polished finish. Steel tachymeter bezel is in circular brushed finish in contrast with the polished steel case. The chronograph’s striated/ polished pushers resemble engine pistons.
The 1.80 mm thick double domed sapphire crystal offers better readability, enhanced resistance and a resolute vintage look. The solid stainless steel caseback features the engraving of YEMA’s historic crest.
This watch is available a choice of colours respectful of the 1980’s R5 Turbo. The Rallye strap in grained, perforated leather was made by French straps craftsman from the Franche- Comté region. The polished steel buckle is engraved with YEMA’s logo.
Proposed in a limited edition of 300 pieces, the YEMA Rallye 5 Turbo Chronograph is available for pre-order from 22 March. The Suggested retail price is $ 2,190.
Technical details
Model: YEMA Rallye 5 Turbo Limited Edition
Case
Polished 316L stainless steel case
Diameter: 39 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Lug width: 20 mm
Circular brushed SS aluminium tachymeter bezel with black markings
Pushed crown with YEMA logo embossed
1.80 mm sapphire double domed crystal
Water resistance: 10 BAR / 330 feet / 100 m
Movement
Caliber ETA 7753 Automatic Chronograph, Swiss Made
28,800 A/H
Power reserve: 44 Hours
Functions
Chronograph 60 seconds
Hours, minutes, date
Chronograph counters, minutes and seconds
Date at 6H
Dial
Matt black with sand effect textures
Applied polished SS indexes
Polished SS hands
Super-LumiNova Grade A
Strap
Brown Leather Rallye strap
Polished Clasp with engraved Y of YEMA logo
MeisterSinger has released a 38mm version of its much-loved Perigraph watch.
The Perigraph is an iconic timepiece from MeisterSinger. With its unusual way of displaying the date on an open disk, the timepiece has won both the prestigious Red Dot Design Award and the Good Design Award. This model was so far available with a 43mm diameter cases.
Responding to the growing demand for a smaller variant, MeisterSinger now presents the Perigraph for the first time in a flat 38-mm case.
Made in Switzerland, the MeisterSinger Perigraph 38mm version is available in three different dial colors. The first preference is of course the classic ivory color characteristic to the brand.
The second choice is the sunburst blue dial with white hand, digits and markers. The third option is entirely new to the collection, a highly polished white dial with black hand and gold highlights.
All versions feature a 360° completely open date disk, which structures the dial and lends it depth. A small arrow at 12 o’clock shows the current date.
The 38-mm Perigraph is powered by the Swiss SW300 automatic calibre. Measuring just 3.6 mm thick, this movement is 1 mm thinner than the Cal. SW200 and at the same time comes with a larger power reserve of 42 hours.
The stainless steel case is topped with a sapphire crystal glass. With an exhibition case-back secured with six screws, the watch offers a water resistance of 50 meters.
The ivory dial version comes with a dark brown strap, where as Sunburst Blue and White dial variants have Cognac color straps. Made of leather, these straps feature crocodile pattern and white stitching.
Technical details
Model: MeisterSinger Perigraph 38mm
Movement
Sellita SW 300, Automatic
Power reserve: 42 h
360° exposed date disk
Case
Stainless steel, 6 screws exhibition back, 5 bar, sapphire glass
Diameter: 38 mm
Dial
Ivory, Sunburst Blue, White
Strap
Leather with croco print, Dark Brown and Cognac
Winner of multiple design awards, the MeisterSinger Pangaea Day Date is now available in a Black and Yellow edition. This special series is limited to 200 pieces.
The date and weekday rings of the Pangaea Day Date are completely open, giving the dial both structure and depth. The centrally positioned single hand with its red tip calmly rotates around the dial. A small red arrow at 12 o’clock points to the current date and the weekday.
With its unusual way of displaying the day and date, the Pangaea Day Date has already received the Red Dot, the German Design, and the Good Design Awards, making it one of the most frequently awarded models in the history of MeisterSinger.
This year, the brand is offering a special series of the Pangaea Day Date. In this new model, just like the edge of the dial, the day and date rings are designed in bright yellow and contrast with the deep black of the rest of the dial.
Inside the Pangaea Day Date ticks a specially modified Swiss automatic movement Sellita SW220. This mechanism ensures that at precisely the right time, the counter-rotating rings rearrange themselves in a flash to show a new date.
The 40mm diameter stainless steel case is water resistant to 50 meters. Despite its complex mechanical inner workings, the Pangaea Day Date is only 10.5 mm thick.
The sturdy vintage saddle leather strap accentuates the bold look of the this Swiss made automatic wristwatch.
Technical details
Model: MeisterSinger Pangaea Day Date Black & Yellow
Movement
Sellita SW 200 Swiss Made Automatic Calibre
Power reserve 38 h
360° exposed day and date disc
Functions
Single hand for indicating time
Day and date
Case
Stainless steel, 6 screws exhibition back, 5 bar, sapphire glass
Diameter: 40 mm
Dial
Black and yellow
Red tipped white hand for time display
Digits and texts in black or white
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