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Field watches weren’t born from fashion—they were born from necessity. Before they became everyday companions for collectors, they were literal survival tools. Understanding their origins explains why they remain one of the most respected categories in watchmaking. Modern interpretations, including my own upcoming release, feel incredibly relevant today. Where It All Started: The Trench The first field watches appeared during World War I. Soldiers needed something rugged, leg

Prototype Development and Design Choices I have finalized agreements with my production team to build eight prototypes, covering four distinct versions of the Series No.1 watch. Each version highlights a unique combination of case finish, dial style, and strap material: Black Sunburst : Stainless steel case paired with a leather strap Blue Fume/Gradient : Stainless steel case with a leather strap Green Fume Gradient : Gun metal PVD case combined with a canvas strap C3 Full

A Decade in the Making My journey began a decade ago, fueled by a passion for horology and a dream to create something unique. In the beginning, I had little knowledge of watch design or manufacturing. Armed with determination, I plunged into research. Countless hours spent reading books and browsing online platforms allowed me to learn the basics. My first few attempts were far from successful. Designing a watch was more challenging than I ever imagined. I faced numerous set