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Welcome to our sponsor area. Morpheus has been producing custom watches for about six years now, and we’ve just launched our Temps Militaire (Military Time) brand. Temps Militaire will specialize in unique timepieces with a weapon or military history theme.
Our first two releases are the 1911 .45 Watch, and the M1A2 TANK Watch. Both watches are 45mm in case size, with Swiss made Ronda quartz movements (GMT for the M1A2) and thick non-reflective sapphire crystal (something you usually find in watches selling for over $1,000). They also feature screw down crowns for extra water resistance. These watch variations are all in limited editions and each timepiece is individually numbered on the case back.
Dial features on the 1911 watch include the dial textured in the diamond pattern of the early 1911 grips, the classic nib and screw at the ‘6’ position, and a .45 ACP case back surround for the date window. Numbers are in matching font to early slide texts. The case has slide grooves on the top left, and the texture on the crown face is taken from the front spring plug.
The 1911 watch comes in brushed stainless and black IP retailing for $445, and 18k gold plate for $545. The watches come with leather straps, designed after the initial 1911 holster, with ‘US’ embossed on them, and a matching metal brad.
We’d love to hear ideas on other possible military or weapon themes we can apply to watch designs. We currently have three new watches finishing their initial creative phases (one is firearm related and two are armored vehicle themed), and hope to have them on the market well before the end of the year.
Our first two releases are the 1911 .45 Watch, and the M1A2 TANK Watch. Both watches are 45mm in case size, with Swiss made Ronda quartz movements (GMT for the M1A2) and thick non-reflective sapphire crystal (something you usually find in watches selling for over $1,000). They also feature screw down crowns for extra water resistance. These watch variations are all in limited editions and each timepiece is individually numbered on the case back.
Dial features on the 1911 watch include the dial textured in the diamond pattern of the early 1911 grips, the classic nib and screw at the ‘6’ position, and a .45 ACP case back surround for the date window. Numbers are in matching font to early slide texts. The case has slide grooves on the top left, and the texture on the crown face is taken from the front spring plug.
The 1911 watch comes in brushed stainless and black IP retailing for $445, and 18k gold plate for $545. The watches come with leather straps, designed after the initial 1911 holster, with ‘US’ embossed on them, and a matching metal brad.
We’d love to hear ideas on other possible military or weapon themes we can apply to watch designs. We currently have three new watches finishing their initial creative phases (one is firearm related and two are armored vehicle themed), and hope to have them on the market well before the end of the year.
