Of course, we had to have something fresh and fruity. The Pink Lem0nade dial features a pink-to-yellow luminous gradient, which is an industry first as far as we know. This dial uses a totally different manufacturing method compared with the other dial variations. We’ll be keeping this technique a secret, as it’s something that took us quite some time to figure out.

Setting the Scene

Let’s set the scene. It’s the 1940's and the British Ministry of Defence has just tasked Studio Underd0g to make an accurate and reliable timepiece to be used by the armed forces in World War II.

…The savvy among you may have realised that the above didn’t really happen, but the design process did start based on this theoretical brief. Many field watches share similar traits, defined by the requirements of their use.

Our Playful Twist

It wouldn’t be a Studio Underd0g watch without a playful twist. We’ve used current-day machining techniques and materials to create a sandwich dial like no other. The base dial features seven layers of custom-made Super-LumiNova pigment.

Mounted on top of the base dial, is a 1mm sapphire disc, atop which the branding, minute track and Arabic numerals are printed. Once these two dials are affixed to one another via two slotted headed pins, it creates a chunky dial with real depth.

Our Playful Twist

It wouldn’t be a Studio Underd0g watch without a playful twist. We’ve used current-day machining techniques and materials to create a sandwich dial like no other. The base dial features seven layers of custom-made Super-LumiNova pigment.

Mounted on top of the base dial, is a 1mm sapphire disc, atop which the branding, minute track and Arabic numerals are printed. Once these two dials are affixed to one another via two slotted headed pins, it creates a chunky dial with real depth.