Swiss brand Ochs und Junior have been producing minimal watches since 2006. This newest edition, the Settimana Series, may be their most playful yet. The series pays homage to the four seasons Spring (a light pink face), Summer (green), Fall (orange), and Winter (blue), each showcasing a clean design that is at once stark and endearing. As you can see, the hours and minutes are indicated solely from the hands’ own position on the watch while the day of the week is indicated by the dots cascading down the right of the face. Available in either 36 or 40 mm, these watches are all powered by a Sellita SW 200-1, an automatic with a 38-hour power reserve and can be preordered now and delivered in approximately 3 months.
Ochs und Junior’s Settimana Seasons Series is Playfully Minimalistic
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