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The Feynman Fjorde collection sees the brand revisiting the popular Cove’s dive-watch, twin-crown silhouette, with the integration of a navigation compass. The model seeks to fulfil an absence of land-based navigation watches in the small-independent watch-making scene, and will be driven by the venerable ETA2895-2 automatic caliber. Made in a small-batch production, the watch features an all-new luminous pigment developed in Singapore, under Chrono.AMR. The compass bezel displays cardinal, inter-cardinal and secondary inter-cardinal directions, with 3 models featuring English points, while a limited edition model features Arabic directions.
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Feynman designs are meant to be recognized by their lines, not a logo. The brand's signature language draws on the golden ratio, blending traditional watchmaking motifs — Roman, Arabic, and Chinese numerals featured on their debut piece — with quiet, whimsical details like a lizard-tail seconds hand. The goal is timeless design over trend-chasing, with each watch built to be passed down as an heirloom.
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