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Ming’s Latest Entry-Level Everyday Watch Blends Classic and Contemporary Watchmaking
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On more than one occasion, when I’ve shown someone a Ming watch, their response has literally been “Tron watch.”
Now, Ming is leaning harder into the traditional side of watchmaking with a dial unlike anything it’s ever made before.
MingHammer timeThe Ming 37.06 Royal Selangor is the result of a collaboration with Royal Selangor, an esteemed 141-year-old Malaysian manufacturer of pewter goods.
Pewter is hardly a traditional watchmaking material, but the resultant dial style is, as Ming had Royal Selangor create a classic hammered dial out of pewter.
The hammered pewter dial adds a ton of character to the 37.06, with its old-school charm contrasting against the watch’s modern titanium case with Ming’s signature flying lugs.