For Him

Forged carbon, shaped by pressure and chance — no two cases ever wear the same pattern. Inside beats a self-developed, motor-driven movement that tells time like nothing else: light on the wrist, bold in presence. The MS1001 is mechanical artistry rebuilt for the present — architectural, unconventional, entirely its own.

A quietly textured white dial that catches the light with restraint, part of About Vintage's tenth-anniversary line. Day and month subdials, a 24-hour indicator, and a date window at 4:30 sit above an automatic movement and a domed sapphire crystal. Daytime elegance that knows the value of less.

A purple sunburst dial that shifts between quiet and assertive as the light moves. A rare color, honestly worn — a Norwegian sense of restraint.

A gold dial that catches the light gently, framed by a steel case. Norwegian instinct that knows real gold never has to raise its voice. An everyday watch, designed to be noticed — never announced.

Khairan Watch

A blue fade that mirrors the waters off Khairan — where sky and sea lose their border. The 1956 Marine Automatic pairs a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel with 200m water resistance and a reliable Japanese automatic movement. A diver's watch that earns its place on land just as well.

MECEXP MS1002 Green Steel

A futuristic timepiece that completely rethinks how you read time. Instead of traditional hands, the MS1002 uses a linear flyback display and dual rotating wheels — intuitive, eye-catching, and surprisingly easy to adapt to.

What makes it special:

Reviewers praise how quickly your brain adapts to reading time this way. Green lume glows beautifully at night. Includes chronograph, date, month, and week display. Calendar only needs adjusting once every 4 years.

Battery:

Up to 1 month per charge · 2-hour full charge · 300+ charge cycles · Magnetic charging

Dimensions:

39.6 × 48.2 × 16 mm · Lug: 34 mm · Strap lug: 29 mm

Build:

Stainless steel · Dual curved sapphire · Nylon + leather strap · 5ATM water resistant · 2-year warranty

Limited to 500 pieces, the 1564 Chronodate Automatic marks a decade of watchmaking. A warm limoncello gradient dial with textured depth, subdials for day, month, and 24-hour display, plus a date window at 4:30. Powered by the premium Miyota 9120 under a domed sapphire crystal — a refined anniversary piece that wears as good as it looks.

Every William Wood carries a real firefighting past. The case is CuSn8 bronze that shifts colour and texture as you wear it, the crown is struck from a British brass helmet over a century old, and the strap is fire hose that served real fires before returning to life on a wrist.

Against that warmth sits a deep burgundy dial, ringed by a chequered seconds track taken from the flank of a vintage British fire engine. The seconds hand nods to the chime of an old fire bell at one end and the head of a firefighter's axe at the other.

A friend of Smiths, Ali Bin Hussain, called it The Red Head. The name stayed.