Their latest worldtimer gets a bit bigger and brings in a new movement.
Ming
Four years after the release of the 19.02 Worldtimer, Ming unveils its successor with the launch of the 29.01 Worldtimer. The new model brings a refined design that features a top crystal that seamlessly blends into the 40mm grade 5 titanium case and the dial has been designed to make it appear as if the cities, indices, and hands are floating at different levels over a 24-hour disc with a blue to black gradient that showcases day and night. The watch is powered by a Schwarz-Etienne microrotor automatic that features a new bridge design, a skeletonized barrel, DLC-coated finishings, diamond cut anglage, and a power reserve of 70 hours.
Available now for pre-order with deliveries set for March.
