Seiko, Miyota, Sellita, Soprod and Ronda movements in cases we design ourselves. Sapphire on every model, from €340,00 up.
Screw-down crowns, 200 to 300 m, luminous to the last minute of the dive.
02 10Stopwatch complications, from mecha-quartz snap to column-wheel smoothness.
03 10Thin cases, clean dials, made to disappear under a cuff.
04 4Open dials and exhibition backs - the movement is the point.
The references we are reordering, and the two new arrivals.
Every product page names the calibre, its beat rate, its jewel count and its power reserve. If a shop will not tell you what is inside, there is usually a reason.
We build on five bases: Seiko NH35/38/70, Miyota 9015 and 8215, Sellita SW200-1 and SW300-1, Soprod M100, and Ronda Swiss quartz. All of them are serviceable by any competent watchmaker anywhere in the world - parts are not locked to us.
Dress watches with Swiss quartz and slim automatics.
Since 2011 5Nordic minimalism: mesh bracelets, unbranded dials.
Since 1994 5Tool divers built to ISO 6425 pressure ratings.
Since 1979 10Chronographs, from racing panda dials to field pushers.
Since 2016 4Open-worked movements, finished by hand in small batches.
Case diameter, lug-to-lug, thickness, beat rate, water resistance, weight - the numbers that decide whether a watch actually works on your wrist.
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Discontinued dials and retired tooling. Same warranty, same returns.
“I asked which calibre was in it before ordering. They answered in four minutes with the beat rate and the service interval. That told me everything I needed to know.”