Xeric Watches
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Unconventional displays, bold geometry, and unexpected mechanics define a collection created for people who value original design over tradition.
When too much of the world looks the same, Xeric is made for those who would rather stand out. XERIC watches embody the art of timekeeping by fusing exposed mechanical function with timeless form in a singular machine. Mitch and Andrew Greenblatt founded XERIC Watches to bring complex, mechanical timepieces like the XERISCOPE collection to a broad cross-section of watch enthusiasts who dream of an affordable Mechanical. Together, the brothers have carefully curated the exceptional collection at Watches.com, which since 1999 has been a singular source for unique modern watches from around the world. XERIC Watches represents a natural progression of the business: from Curators to Creators of designs that reflect their experience, knowledge and passion for the truly unusual. For years, we combed the globe to bring the world’s most interesting watches to our customers at Watchismo.com. Our work identified a glaring gap in the watch market – the need for a very cool & affordable, mechanical watch – at a time when we were eager to act on our longstanding dream to create something that had not been done by anyone else. Together with the Watchismo Labs workshop, we designed the first line of XERIC timepieces. How did we finally make mechanical an affordable reality? We are a slim company, and don’t have a lot of red tape and added costs. Yet we do have a great deal of experience with watches that informed the design of a piece that would look as exceptional today as it will in a hundred years. Finally, we found a way to produce this creation at an artisanal scale… and hope to keep it that way because our customers care to have the most unusual watch in the room.
From Apollo to Artemis, the mission continues. 🚀🌕
The Xeric × NASA Artemis Chrono takes the classic space-age chronograph and pushes it into a new era, with bold NASA-inspired details, a tachymeter bezel, and a design built around humanity’s return to the Moon.
Come try on the new Xeric Triptych 2 wandering hour collection at the Toronto Timepiece Show, September 26 & 27. It’s our first time exhibiting in Canada, and we won’t be back until next year—so this is your chance to see it up close and in motion.
Want an early look? Search “Triptych II” on Xeric.com. Preorders are quietly open. torontotimepieceshow
Photos never tell the whole story.
If you’ve pre-ordered a Xeric Volta, been curious about the colors, or just want to see them in person, come check them out at the Toronto Timepiece Show this weekend! Some watches really need to be seen in the metal. torontotimepieceshow
09/24/2026
Something new is coming from Xeric.
See it in Toronto this weekend torontotimepieceshow
Some combinations just belong to another era.
Silver and gold. Black and gold. Two classic colorways paired with the Xeric Timeline’s double retrograde display—a style of mechanical timekeeping rarely seen since its heyday in the late ’60s.
Vintage colors. Vintage mechanics. Brought forward.
The secret’s starting to get out. Our Triptych II soft launch has quietly begun, and preorders are open—if you know where to look.
Our wandering hour display returns in a refined 39mm case, with a floating minute track, guilloché dial, and—for the first time in the collection—a sweeping seconds hand. Fully mechanical, distinctly Xeric.
We’re bringing the new collection to the Toronto Timepiece Show so you can see it in motion and try it on in person.
Until then, search “Triptych II” on Xeric.com. If you know, you know. torontotimepieceshow
09/20/2026
Canada, see you soon! 🇨🇦 It’s our first visit to Canada and our first Toronto Timepiece Show, and we’re bringing plenty to see.
We’ll have all our latest releases, plus a few things nobody’s seen yet. Come try them on, talk watches, and say hello!
Toronto Timepiece Show • September 26 & 27
The Xeric Invertor II looks less like a watch… and more like something recovered from a classified hangar.
Its exposed rotor drifts across the dial like a silent craft over a dark sky—mechanical, hypnotic, impossible to ignore. Every movement feels alive beneath the crystal, constantly shifting as if powered by something not entirely understood.
Some watches tell time.
This one feels like first contact.
The Retroscope looks back to the age when information was designed to be read at a glance.
Vintage dashboards, analog speedometers, sweeping gauges and mechanical counters all shaped its visual language. The retrograde minute hand travels across the dial like a gauge needle, then snaps back to zero, while the jump-hour display advances instantly to the next hour.
Part watch, part instrument panel.
The Xeric Retroscope Jump Hour Retrograde.
09/17/2026
You’ve seen them in your feed. Now try them on.
Xeric is coming to Canada for the first time! Join us at the Toronto Timepiece Show, September 26 + 27, and see what photos can’t quite capture—the depth, the details, and the way these watches move.
Come find your favorite in person.
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