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Eight collections, each with a clear job to do. Start with how you want the watch to feel on the wrist, not with the spec sheet.
Rotating bezel, built for water
Dive
Legible dials, strong lume and a timing bezel. The most versatile thing you can put on a steel bracelet.
11 pieces
Utility, legibility, restraint
Field
Stripped to what matters: a clean 12-hour dial, high contrast, and a case that disappears under a sleeve.
11 pieces
Aviation instrument
Pilot
Oversized numerals and a triangle at twelve. Designed to be read in a glance, in bad light, at speed.
11 pieces
Slim, quiet, under a cuff
Dress
The simplest watch we make. Small case, restrained dial, minimal text, and a leather strap that ages well.
11 pieces
Sub-dials and pushers
Chronograph
A stopwatch you would actually wear. Balanced sub-dial geometry and pushers that feel considered.
11 pieces
A second time zone
GMT
A fourth hand and a 24-hour scale. For people who keep one eye on somewhere else.
11 pieces
Bauhaus-influenced, pared back
Minimal
Nothing added, nothing borrowed. Clean dials, generous negative space, and typography doing the work.
11 pieces
Open-worked dial
Skeleton
An open dial that shows the architecture underneath. The one piece in the range that asks to be looked at.
11 pieces
Straps, cases and tools
Accessories
The parts that change how a watch wears — and the things that keep it safe when it is off the wrist.
12 pieces
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