Auction Piece — Time to Give
Part of 'Time to Give' — a charity auction devoted entirely to Nordic watchmaking, organised by Stockholm Time. A gold sunburst outer dial, deep black centre, small seconds at six, on a hand-stitched yellow leather strap. Every bid goes directly to the Jonte Foundation's work supporting families in need. No buyer's commission. One watch. One chance.
Numeral Study — Skulptur, Hebrew Dial
Skulptur is an avant-garde form defined by its unconventional lug design — symmetry held against asymmetry, softness against sharpness. This commission pairs the guilloché sunburst dial with Hebrew numerals, a teal centre, and an amber small seconds at six. The case and dial were made for each other.
Conceptual Study — Betsy Ross
Thirteen stars on a deep-blue guilloché centre. One for each original colony. Developed in 2026 — the year the United States marks 250 years of independence — as a quiet acknowledgement of a founding moment, not a souvenir of it.
Dial Study — Pink Guilloché
Exploration in contrast — a salmon-rose guilloché dial paired with heat-blued hands and a dark DLC case.
Material Study — Tantalum
Tantalum case. Multi-layer guilloché dial — copper damier centre, blued wave engine-turning, silver chapter ring with Roman numerals. Small seconds at six, powered by the LJP7380. One of the rarest case materials in watchmaking, chosen for how it ages.
Material Study — Lumos
An exploration of lumicast as dial material — not as an accent, but as the dial itself. In darkness, the entire surface becomes light. Developed to understand what a watch looks like when lume is the design decision, not the detail.
Material Study — Triomphe Ceramic
The Triomphe case in white ceramic — a departure from steel. Orange guilloché dial in Carreau Tissé, silver chapter ring with Roman numerals, paired with a bespoke sky-blue FKM rubber strap. A study in how far the Triomphe platform can stretch without losing itself.
Complication Study — Rymd GMT
The first GMT complication explored under the Pedral name. A world map dial beneath a 24-hour inner bezel — two time zones, one glance. Introducing the new tonneau case in full brushed steel.
Dial Study — Zaire
A flag rendered in sunburst. Emerald green outer dial, gold centre, a red small seconds at six — three colours that carry the weight of a nation's history. Heritage as a design language, not decoration.
Dial Study — Alumui Blue
Built for a client who wanted to carry his daughter's university colours on his wrist. Royal blue sunburst dial, orange small seconds — her colours, his watch. A commission where the brief was pride.
Prototype Study — Okapi Genesis
The design that bridged the first Okapi and what followed. A deep emerald green sunburst dial with small seconds at six — the original cushion case carrying the language of a new generation. The transition, not the arrival.