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ULTRA

Titanium. 100 metres. 3000 nits.
Eleven seconds you control with your thumb.

ULTRA Scroll film
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The lineup

The film ends
in daylight.

3000 nits of peak brightness means the last frame is not a filter — it is noon. Legible in direct sun, on a wrist, at speed.

See the stills
The watch worn on a wrist against a light studio backdrop

Story

Built to disappear
on your wrist.

Origin

The brief was simple.

Make the most capable watch we know how to make, then make it feel like nothing. Titanium does both jobs at once.

The watch face suspended in a dark vortex

Craft — 01

Grade-5 titanium.

Cold-forged, then bead-blasted to a matte finish. Half the weight of steel and twice as stubborn about it.

Macro shot of the titanium case and Digital Crown

Craft — 02

100 metres of water.

Re-closed, re-sealed, pressure-tested to EN13319. The dive bezel is the only part that wants to be noticed.

The watch submerged among air bubbles

Craft — 03

3000 nits of noon.

Bright enough to read across a desert at midday. Dim enough to vanish at two in the morning.

Macro shot of the orange action button
100 m
Water resistance
3000
Peak nits
49 mm
Titanium case
IP6X
Dust rating

Specifications

CaseGrade-5 titanium, 49 mm
DisplayLTPO OLED — 3000 nits peak
Water100 m swim-proof · EN13319
DustIP6X
ChargingUSB-C fast charge
LocationDual-frequency GPS
Battery36 h typical · 72 h low power
Film345 frames · scrubbed by scroll
“If you notice the watch,
we have failed.”
Design principle 03

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Ready when you are.

Ships spring 2026. Titanium, three bands, one very short film you have already seen.


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