ERIS

Eris — The Beautiful Disruption

Some people don’t fit the mould. They were never meant to. This watch is for them.

Eris was the goddess of discord — but the story most people miss is that she was also one of the most honest forces in mythology. She threw the golden apple not to destroy, but to reveal. She had no patience for pretence, no interest in the comfortable lie. This watch is for those who share that quality: who see clearly, speak truthfully, and whose presence in a room has a way of making everything interesting.

Black and purple is not a combination that blends into the background. It is a combination that has always belonged to those who operate slightly outside of convention — who find the expected boring, and who have learned to trust that instinct completely.

A 36mm all-black stainless steel case holds a deep vivid purple radiant dial — brooding, luminous, and unlike anything else in the room. The black stainless steel mesh strap wraps the wrist with the same dark authority, creating a watch that is at once mysterious and unmistakably present.

Water-resistant to 5 ATM, Eris moves through every world without apology.

Specifications

Case: 36mm
Material: All-black stainless steel case and strap
Dial: Deep vivid purple with black markers and hands
Movement: Precision quartz
Water Resistance: 5 ATM
Glass: Mineral crystal

Why This Watch

• Named for the goddess of discord — Eris didn’t cause chaos for its own sake. She revealed what was already there. This watch is for those who have that same ability — who see things others don’t, and say things others won’t.
• Black and purple — the combination that doesn’t explain itself — This is not a safe choice. It is the right one, for those who trust their instincts over convention and have never regretted it.
• A dial that holds its own in any company — The deep purple radiant against the all-black case creates a depth and contrast that gets more compelling the longer you look at it.

Eris is more than a watch — it is the reminder that the most interesting people have never quite fit in, and that this has always been exactly the point.