A hand-assembled automatic watch built from a single idea: every part should be worth looking at twice. 200m water resistant, sapphire crystal, finished by hand in small batches.
Six decisions, each one made the slow way.
Solid 316L steel, machined from a single blank, brushed by hand.
Domed sapphire with anti-reflective coating on both faces.
200m rated — rinse it after the ocean, not just the sink.
Swiss automatic, hand-regulated to within 4 seconds a day.
Vegetable-tanned leather, with a steel quick-release pin.
42 hours off the wrist before it needs winding again.
Most cases are stamped from sheet metal in seconds. Ours starts as a solid steel blank and is machined down over forty minutes — slower, heavier, and noticeably stiffer on the wrist.
The result is a case that resists flex, holds its brushed finish for years, and feels closer to an instrument than an accessory.
When this batch sells out, the next isn't identical — so this is the only chance to own this exact watch.