by Restomod Specialist Releases New Watch
Company Singer Vehicle Design, known for its reworked Porsche 911s, also has a Swiss division for manufacturing elite watches called Singer Reimagined. They have introduced the new Caballero Titanium model.
Here are the key details of the new accessory:
Design and Technical Features
The Caballero Titanium model has a restrained design, similar to Singer’s automobiles. A 39-millimeter titanium case is used with a mirror-polished bezel and micro-sandblasted surface finishes.
The back of the case departs from restraint in favor of complexity, showcasing the intricate watch mechanism, which includes four barrels providing power for up to six days.
This creates an impression similar to viewing the engine in a restomodded Porsche 911 from Singer—a true work of art.
Exclusivity and Cost
Dials in various colors are available, including brown and blue, with a matte finish. Each is adorned with four small rubies. This is not a watch that shouts about itself, but rather a choice for sophisticated connoisseurs who understand that quality does not require flashy displays.
The straps are made of textile with leather details and are available in a range of different colors.
Despite the fact that in the world of watches the name Singer is not as well-known as in the automotive industry, the company has set a very premium price for the Caballero Titanium. The cost is 18,500 Swiss francs (approximately $23,300 USD) excluding VAT and local taxes.
This product is clearly positioned for an audience that values exclusivity, materials, and meticulous manufacturing, similar to the philosophy of their cars. The price is comparable to elite models from established brands, indicating Singer’s ambition to become a player in the high-end watchmaking world. The release of such an accessory expands the brand beyond automobiles, creating a cohesive world of luxury items for its followers.
