Micromilspec

Nice conditions for a watch that couldn’t care less about them. Liam Whaley and the Milgraph, doing their thing on the water. Limited edition by James Thompson, MFA

A watch built for special forces, on GQ's list of the best watches for Wimbledon. Not where we expected to end up, but we'll take it. The white Milgraph, featured in GQ UK.

10 (actually great) tennis watches – for playing a set or watching at Wimbledon If you're heading down to SW19 for the day or fancy hitting some balls yourself, you can do both with these expert-approved watches

Built for people whose life happens in more than one time zone. The Worldtimer reads the whole world off the bezel, no maths required. Now open again for pre-order in black and white. Link in bio.

No changes, none needed. The OG black Dualtimer is back for pre-order. Link in bio.

Turns out white wears just as easily as black. Who knew?! Pre-orders open now. Link in bio.

How did a pocket watch on a strap become a flight computer, a navigation instrument, and a watch that reads every time zone on Earth? One inconvenience at a time. The full history is on the journal, and the two watches it leads to, our Worldtimer and Dualtimer, are back for pre-order from Wednesday 1st of July.

How the humble wristwatch learned to fly The pilot's watch was a solution to one small problem: a person manually flying an aeroplane, cold and with both hands full, needed to know something about time. Everything that came afterward, from the oversized crowns to the slide rules and the additional time zones, was that same problem getting....

This is Henrik, our CEO. CEOs don’t usually dress like this for work. There’s a reason. Come back tomorrow and we’ll explain the outfit.