Stockholm Time 2026 · October 10
I’m showing at this year’s Stockholm Time — the annual exhibition for Scandinavian watchmakers. One day, one table, the watches in front of you instead of on a screen.
Two new pieces are on view for the first time. A handful of original pieces from early Pedral are there to take home the same day.
On View for the First Time

Premiere · For Sale
The Maestro at its most complete — a small seconds complication added without disturbing the dial. Reserve it at the table; I hand-deliver each watch personally once it’s cased and checked, rather than boxing it up on the day.

Prototype · Viewing Only
A working prototype of the next Okapi Classique, on the wrist and on the table for the first time. Not for sale at this stage — here to be handled, discussed, and reacted to before it becomes a finished edition.
Original Stock · Take It Home the Same Day
A small number of pieces from Pedral’s earliest days — original Artefact watches from the first campaign and the Boris Pjanić capsule, and Okapi pieces on the original Ronda 1069 quartz movement. Pay and leave with your watch at the table. Nothing ships, nothing waits.
Yellow GlyphFirst Campaign & Boris Pjanić Capsule
Integrated bracelet, guilloché and original-artwork dials, Miyota 9039 — the watch that built Pedral’s first community. Several dials remain from the original run and the Boris Pjanić collaboration — browse the range above. In person only.
5,500 SEK

Original Prototypes · Ronda 1069 Quartz
The cushion case that started the studio, on the Swiss Ronda 1069 quartz movement from Pedral’s first years. These are original prototype pieces, not standard production — the language the rest of the Okapi line still speaks. A last few, in person only.
2,500 SEK
Table Pricing · Swish Only
5,500 SEK
Artefact
2,500 SEK
Okapi Quartz
7,000 SEK
Both, together
A limited, unrepeated number of each. First come, first served — no holds, no online reservation.
Find Us There
Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 11:00–19:00 · Stockholm
An annual exhibition bringing together Scandinavian watchmakers to show their work in person. Full details, directions and tickets are on the official site.