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RESSENCE
EXCLUSIVE Type 5 46mm Titanium and Leather Mechanical Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 5N
£27,360
EXCLUSIVE
RESSENCE
Type 1 Mechanical 42mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 1R
£15,360
RESSENCE
Type 3X Limited Edition Automatic 44mm Titanium and Leather Watch
£37,500
LIMITED EDITION
RESSENCE
Type 1 Mechanical 42mm Titanium and Woven Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 1G
£19,560
RESSENCE
Type 3 Automatic 44mm Titanium and Leather Watch
£33,060
RESSENCE
Type 3 Automatic 44mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 3
£32,160
RESSENCE
Type 5BB Automatic 46mm DLC-Coated Titanium and Leather Watch
£27,360
RESSENCE
Type 5 Mechanical 46mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 5B
£27,360
RESSENCE
Type 1 Mechanical 42mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 1B
£15,360
RESSENCE
Type 1 Mechanical 42mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 1CH
£15,360
RESSENCE
Type 8 Mechanical 42.9mm Titanium and Leather Watch, Ref. No. TYPE 8C
£12,000
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INNOVATIONS

The No Crown

Ressence’s deconstruction of a watch’s fundamental functionality doesn’t just stop at the inter-rotating dials displays. Its ingenious “No Crown” system removes the obstructive and asymmetric crown from the caseband, assigning both winding and time-setting functions to a rotating caseback and its hinged handle. Twist clockwise and you set as well as wind. Twist anti-clockwise (having set) and you just wind. Even simpler than a grandfather clock!

The Orbital Convex System

It may not seem immediately obvious, but Ressence’s signature dial design was created for utmost clarity of legibility. Because the sub-dials rotate around each other, they never overlap, which means it's plain to see exactly where each indicator is pointing at any given time. On a simpler level, it’s a wonder to behold, thanks to its constant circular motion and pleasing convex shape.

The Oil-Filled Case

One of Ressence’s most astounding inventions divides the watch case into two chambers. The upper one is filled with oil. The liquid’s refractive qualities makes the dial’s numerals and indicators appear to float on the surface of the bubble-shaped crystal, which not only looks incredible, but makes for crystal-clear legibility at any angle.

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