Iron Cream
£1,050
The Model 1 explores the combination of traditional processes and a contemporary design aesthetic. The enamel dial provides a unique finish and depth, with a choice of five beautiful colours. We learnt to enamel...
Post Office Red
£1,050
The Model 1 explores the combination of traditional processes and a contemporary design aesthetic. The enamel dial provides a unique finish and depth, with a choice of five beautiful colours. This gorgeous, glossy red...
Translucent Blue
£1,050
The Model 1 explores the combination of traditional processes and a contemporary design aesthetic. The enamel dial provides a unique finish and depth, with a choice of five beautiful colours. There are two main...
Pink
£1,050
The Model 1 explores the combination of traditional processes and a contemporary design aesthetic. The enamel dial provides a unique finish and depth, with a choice of five beautiful colours. The pink also has...
Hebridean Blue
£1,050
We named this enamel Hebridean Blue not because it’s reminiscent of a particular sea or sky, but more because of the calm, peaceful feeling this soft, almost chalky blue gives...
Black shell cordovan strap
£65
All of our watches are supplied with a handmade, suede-lined travel case for easy transportation and storage. The full-grain, vegetable tanned leather is sourced from a tannery near Florence, Italy.Available in a...
Brown shell cordovan strap
£65
Shell cordovan is an equine leather renowned for its unusual strength and durability. Its non-porous surface creates a smooth, lustrous appearance, whilst its unusual density means it will outlast other...
Green suede strap
£45
A beutifully soft and rich textured leather. Our suede straps are handmade in a small tannery in southern Germany. As suede is a naturally soft leather, it will wear more easiy...
Grey suede strap
£45
A beutifully soft and rich textured leather. Our suede straps are handmade in a small tannery in southern Germany. As suede is a naturally soft leather, it will wear more easiy...
Staib Milanese mesh bracelet
£195
Staib have been making Milanese mesh jewellery and watch bracelets in Germany since 1922. Given its exceptional build quality, we recommend choosing this option if you are looking for maximum endurance...
Green watch case
£85
All of our watches are supplied with a handmade, suede-lined travel case for easy transportation and storage. The full-grain, vegetable tanned leather is sourced from a tannery near Florence, Italy.Available in a...
Grey watch case
£85
All of our watches are supplied with a handmade, suede-lined travel case for easy transportation and storage. The full-grain, vegetable tanned leather is sourced from a tannery near Florence, Italy.Available in a...
Burgundy watch case
£85
All of our watches are supplied with a handmade, suede-lined travel case for easy transportation and storage. The full-grain, vegetable tanned leather is sourced from a tannery near Florence, Italy.Available in a...
Black watch case
£85
All of our watches are supplied with a handmade, suede-lined travel case for easy transportation and storage. The full-grain, vegetable tanned leather is sourced from a tannery near Florence, Italy.Available in a...
Not Quite White
For the first two years we worked almost entirely with a white enamel called DW1 - of the 18 variants of white we'd sourced, this was a remnant of watch manufacturing in the UK; the name DW1 being an abbreviation for Dial White 1. Each enamel has different characteristics and by learning with one we could focus on consistency, finish and how to control warping.
DW1 was the one we became most comfortable with, but, several years later when we came to select our launch colours, we didn't include a white dial. It seemed like making another white enamel dial wouldn't be contributing anything new, so instead we chose this Iron Cream enamel. It's got the crispness of white but with a warmth and character that those 18 just don't have.
We're continuing to experiment with different whites and off-whites, but the Iron Cream remains a firm favourite.
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