LOKI / 42MM

Loki — Wear the Unexpected

Loki was never the obvious choice — and that's exactly why the stories remember him. This watch is for those who choose differently, wear it brilliantly, and never need to explain themselves.

Loki, the Norse god of mischief, was not evil — he was interesting. The one who disrupted the predictable, who brought depth to any room, who you couldn't take your eyes off even if you tried. There's a particular kind of person who gravitates toward that quality in others. This watch is for them.

Rose gold in a braided wristband with chronograph dials is a rare combination — the warmth of rose gold against the precision of a multi-function face, the femininity of the hue against the seriousness of the chronograph function. It shouldn't work. It does, completely.

A 42mm rose gold stainless steel case holds a dial with multiple chronograph functions and Roman numeral numbering — this is a watch with things to say. The braided rose gold stainless steel wristband carries that same complex character down to the clasp — structured yet supple, deliberate yet alive.

Powered by a VD53 movement and water-resistant to 5 ATM, Loki works as brilliantly as it looks.

Specifications

Case: 42mm
Band Width: 22mm
Material: Rose gold stainless steel case and braided bracelet
Dial: Multi-function chronograph with Roman numerals
Movement: VD53
Water Resistance: 5 ATM
Glass: Mineral crystal

Why This Watch

• Named for the unforgettable — Loki was never the obvious choice, and neither is rose gold with a chronograph dial. This watch is for those who have moved past obvious and found something better.
• Function meets warmth — The VD53 movement powers a multi-function dial that delivers real utility in a rose gold package. Precision has never looked quite this interesting.
• The rose gold that stands apart — Rose gold chronographs occupy a rare space in watchmaking. Loki belongs in that space — sophisticated, distinctive, and completely its own thing.

Loki is more than a watch — it's a reminder that the most interesting people in any room are the ones who chose not to blend in, and were right not to.