URBAN LOCARNO Jump Hour

─ Toward the Future of the '70s: a Square That Adorns Time ─

A dial with no need for hands.

Arabic numerals quietly changing deep within a small window.

Born in the 1970s, an era when the world was enraptured by futuristic design:

a Swiss-made jump-hour vintage watch.

A solid square case composed of straight lines,

and the beautiful contrast of light and shadow drawn by fine vertical hairlines.

What unfolds the moment it is on your wrist

is a space-age aesthetic that feels at once nostalgic and new.

Shifting Arabic numerals on a dial with no need for hands.
A solid square case composed of straight lines.
A contrast of light and shadow drawn by vertical hairlines.
A 1-jewel pin-lever jump hour by Sindaco of Switzerland.
A space-age aesthetic at your cuff.

─ Moments Spun by Rotating Numerals ─

The dial bears the name "URBAN LOCARNO".

At its heart beats a 1-jewel hand-wound mechanical movement

by the Swiss maker SINDACO.

Each time the number disc in the small window tells the time,

you can sense the playfulness of the era and the geometric dedication of its craftsmen.

─ A Vintage Aesthetic That Endures Through Time ─

A distinctive presence undimmed after nearly half a century.

Fitted with a chic leather strap,

it is the ultimate accent, revealing your individuality from beneath a jacket cuff.

For collectors seeking a piece unlike anyone else's.