It started with Aventurine Shimmy Stardust — gone within hours. Then many more followed: Kingfisher Blue and others, each finding their people before most had the chance to look. Then Watches and Art: Best of Both Worlds, a collaboration with horological dream maker Boris Pjanic and REM Straps, where original artworks were pressed into 3D-printed dials, strictly limited.
Each chapter closed quickly. Each one is gone. Friends of the brand got first access. 13 sets remain — open to all.
Final Frontier is the last. The Artefact case was built as a hybrid of a quintessential sports watch and a luxury field watch — versatile enough to go anywhere, resolved enough to belong everywhere. Terrain and Sector are its purest expression of that. When these 13 sets are gone, that's it.
Different in tone. Identical in intent. Sold only together — because that's how they were designed to exist.
Warm mineral brown that pulls light in rather than reflecting it. The texture shifts between matte and muted sheen depending on how you move. A dial that reveals itself slowly — the kind you notice more the longer you wear it.
Deep desaturated green with a sharper, more precise structure. Everything exactly where it belongs. A dial for those who think in systems — and want their watch to reflect that.
Artefact was designed as a GADA — go anywhere, do anything. At 39.5mm it holds its ground without demanding attention. Brushed surfaces meet polished bevels, contrast built through geometry rather than decoration.
The integrated bracelet tapers from 22.5mm to 18mm — a continuation of the case, not an addition to it. Hardened to 1200 HV. 100 metres water resistance. Built to outlast the decision to buy it.
"Two years ago, Artefact marked a turning point for Pedral. It was the first expression of a more architectural direction — where proportion, tension, and restraint mattered more than complication. Final Frontier closes that chapter. Not because there is nothing more to add, but because nothing more needs to be. These two dials are how I always imagined Artefact ending: as a pair, resolved and complete."
The first allocation is gone. What you see is what remains. When set 13 ships, this page goes dark.