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The Hull series evokes an appreciation for the cushion case in the design language of timepieces. Through careful design and fabrication, the Hull, like its namesake is a streamlined, eminently wearable nautically inspired timepiece. A robust build in 316 L stainless steel delivers 100m of absolute water resistance. A domed, anti-reflective coated, sapphire infused mineral crystal lens offers a crisp and clear view of the dial. The dial itself is designed in the unique "California" style design arrangement of both Arabic and Roman indexes on the same face. First seen as early as the 1930s in editions from brand such as Rolex, the refurbishment of these dials from The reasoning for describing this orientation as a Californian dial remain a topic of discussion, nonetheless, the art-deco inspired origins are another interesting part of the history of wristwatch design. Swiss Superluminova is applied liberally on the hands and indexes, delivering low light visibility and legibility. Paired with a gently textured background, bold hour and minute hands, railroad like minute markers the watch is complete as a watch for every day wear.

The Xeric Regulator Automatic breaks down timekeeping into its purest form, separating the hours, minutes, and seconds into distinctly isolated functions.To pull this off, Xeric turned to the mechanical regulator clocks of the 18th century, which were used when legibility was essential, and sometimes meant life or death. Railway conductors, mariners--and even Captain Cook on his voyages around the globe--relied on regulator clocks’ clear and simple way of time telling. Separating functions into isolated subdials allows the reader to see each hand clearly and distinctly.In an impressive mechanical feat, the movement powers hours, minutes, and seconds on separate posts rather than one central pinion. The Regulator Automatic uses a high quality self-winding Miyota movement that Xeric customized with a uniquely designed and precisely balanced rotor.Xeric is of the mindset that functional minimalism doesn’t equate to stark, boring design. The Regulator features raised and sunken elements to accentuate the simple timekeeping of each hand, while also giving you a glimpse into the automatic movement that powers the timepiece. A subtle AM/PM indicator ring is built into the 24-hour display, and a split display for the seconds adds a little Xeric DNA to the watch.These handcrafted watches are made from the best materials. A sapphire crystal, American-sourced Horween leather, and an unparalleled design make the watch an incredible deal. These stunning time machines are individually numbered and limited to just 999 pieces per color.

A modern, solid steel case protects the mechanical heart of this dual time zone machine. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

The Xeric Decypher Automatic plays with the positive and negative nature of time. Die cut hours are filled in by hands under the dial, while laser cut minutes are highlighted with the colorful minute hand. The hands are coated in Superluminova, making the watch glow in dark conditions. The timepiece runs on a Miyota self-winding automatic movement, with a 40 hour power reserve, so you never need to change a battery. Xeric upgraded the stock rotor with a customized rotor that's showcased through the exhibition caseback. Each mechanical movement comes equipped with a custom-designed rotor that can be seen through the sapphire crystal on the caseback. The front crystal is also made of sapphire glass, an ultra scratch-resistant material that protects against daily wear and tear. In addition, Xeric uses the finest American-made Horween leather, complete with a quick release system for fast and easy tool-free strap changes. The Decypher Automatic is a limited edition with just 300 pieces per color.

The Invertor Automatic is a groundbreaking new design as it's the world's first independent watch with an inverted movement retailing under $20,000. The winding automatic rotor is displayed on the front of the watch instead of the underside, giving the wearer a true appreciation for the mechanical beauty of this machine. In order to create the Invertor, Xeric developed a new proprietary module for the Miyota 9000 calibre automatic movement. The module mechanically makes the watch run backwards, but when the movement is positioned in the case upside down, time reads correctly. The unique curved case and crystal shape as well as the impressive mechanics allow you to see the time and automatic rotor in the same glance. Each watch colorway is limited to 999 individually numbered pieces.

All Trappist-1 NASA Edition models have back-filled luminous hands and silkscreened dials for stargazing. The Orbiting Planetary System consists of glowing Super-LumiNova indices and planets to help space explorers keep track of time as they travel in the darkest regions of the universe. The inner luminous planet represents the hours while the outer luminous planet shows the minutes, all while orbiting around the central axis. The Trappist-1 Automatic model also features tritium tubes! You'll always be able to read the time, even in the dark void of space. The constellation-like seconds hand sweeps across the dial similar to comets streaking across the night sky and once every minute it aligns to complete the Trappist-1 star map dial. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a Miyota 8215 self-winding movement that generates power as you wear it. The mechanical movement is made in Japan and is known for its precision and reliability. Each automatic movement comes equipped with a proprietary solar system rotor that can be appreciated through the exhibition crystal on the caseback. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a power reserve of 42 hours. The grille of the Trappist-1 resembles the Cupola and gives you a sense of looking out into space. Each of the twelve support bridges also doubles as an hour marker. The domed crystal is made from Hesalite that was originally developed for NASA. The straps are made from U.S. Horween leather which is ribbed and stitched to pay tribute to the articulated ridge-lines seen on space gloves. In honor of the year of the moon landing, only 1969 pieces of each Trappist-1 NASA Edition colorway will be made and each watch will be individually numbered.

A limited edition dual time zone machine with a glimpse of the mechanics viewable through the dial. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

A self-winding mechanical watch with custom see-through skeleton dial and hands. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

A limited edition classic dress watch with a dual time display, triple guilloche dial, and day/night indicator. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

The Halograph II Automatic features our innovative signature display and halo hands which float over the arcs to encircle the time. The inner arcs display the hours and the outer arcs display the minutes. The time can easily be read through the two halo hands. As the halo reaches the end of its track, a new halo appears on the opposite side, similar to a retrograde display. Two secondary displays were integrated into the movement grille. The day/night window on the left displays your current position relative to the sun. The window on the right is a running second display.  This colorway of the Halograph II Automatic has luminous hands and dials for late night adventures. It works like a light storage battery, where light charges the battery and afterward, the light is continuously emitted.  The Miyota 82S7’s exposed balance wheel gives a glimpse into the mechanical engine that keeps track of time. The automatic rotor on the back winds the watch using the kinetic energy of your motion, which means the watch will stay perpetually wound when you wear it − no batteries are required. The straps are made using premium, full-grain leather from Horween, one of the oldest continuously running tanneries in the United States. The straps also feature a quick change springbar system allowing you to swap out different straps for every occasion. Each colorway is limited to only 999 pieces. Each watch is individually numbered.

A self-winding mechanical watch with custom see-through skeleton dial and hands. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

The best inspiration is always found while searching our archives. Our Navi XL Automatic brings together design inspiration from our earliest diver-style watches and pairs it with a 21-jewel automatic movement… so your watch keeps ticking as long as you keep moving. The stainless steel case with a red rotating top ring, black dial and brown leather strap provide a modern take on this vintage design.

All Trappist-1 NASA Edition models have back-filled luminous hands and silkscreened dials for stargazing. The Orbiting Planetary System consists of glowing Super-LumiNova indices and planets to help space explorers keep track of time as they travel in the darkest regions of the universe. The inner luminous planet represents the hours while the outer luminous planet shows the minutes, all while orbiting around the central axis. The Trappist-1 Automatic model also features tritium tubes! You'll always be able to read the time, even in the dark void of space. The constellation-like seconds hand sweeps across the dial similar to comets streaking across the night sky and once every minute it aligns to complete the Trappist-1 star map dial. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a Miyota 8215 self-winding movement that generates power as you wear it. The mechanical movement is made in Japan and is known for its precision and reliability. Each automatic movement comes equipped with a proprietary solar system rotor that can be appreciated through the exhibition crystal on the caseback. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a power reserve of 42 hours. The grille of the Trappist-1 resembles the Cupola and gives you a sense of looking out into space. Each of the twelve support bridges also doubles as an hour marker. The domed crystal is made from Hesalite that was originally developed for NASA. The straps are made from U.S. Horween leather which is ribbed and stitched to pay tribute to the articulated ridge-lines seen on space gloves. In honor of the year of the moon landing, only 1969 pieces of each Trappist-1 NASA Edition colorway will be made and each watch will be individually numbered.

A self-winding mechanical watch with custom see-through skeleton dial and hands. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

First developed by Swiss watchmakers Frederic Piguet and Jaegre-LeCoultre in the 1970s the ingenious Seiko VK series movement which is featured inside the Hull chronograph offers the hassle-free precision of quartz engineering fused with the hand feel and action of mechanical calibers. A standard quartz crystal-based movement is mounted by the mechanical components necessary for a chronograph to function. This results in the satisfying snap back to zero of the hands as the chronograph resets and the glide like smooth sweep of the chronograph seconds hand during timing. The Hull chronograph also features a grand-date dual aperture date display that is perfectly positioned to offer clarity and symmetry to the overall design and appearance of the watch.