Timex has launched the Giorgio Galli S1 38 Automatic. Named after the brand’s design director, the stylish debutant builds on the Giorgio Galli S1 Automatic range introduced in 2019, and is distinguished by a more compact 38mm injection-moulded case.
The timepiece reportedly takes inspiration from its creator’s love of photography, its look playing with light and subtle detail. The S1 38 is available in a trio of colourways, Inverness Green, Atlantic Blue and Iceland Stone Grey. Matching rubber straps sport the brand’s quick release spring bar.
Subtle design touches include a classic chamfered edge, double-domed sapphire crystal with triple-layer anti glare coating, and matching sapphire display caseback. Slim indices are paired with a black minutes scale, the Timex logo counterbalanced by a single faux Sapphire gemstone below.
Subtle design touches include a classic chamfered edge and double-domed sapphire crystal with Triple-layer anti glare coating…
Tthe Giorgio Galli S1 38 Automatic case back
Inside the S1 38, you’ll find a Miyota 9039 automatic movement, tuned to 28800bph, with a 42-hour power reserve, and customised rotor. Accuracy is rated at -10/+30 seconds per day. Water resistance is limited to 50m.
Speaking about the Giorgio Galli S1 collection, Galli said: “the S1 bends the rules of classical watch design into an avant-garde interpretation. I made it as a tribute to the history of Timex as well as a look ahead to the chapters yet to be written.”
The Giorgio Galli S1 38 Automatic is available at Timex.co.uk, priced £425.
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Timex has launched the Giorgio Galli S1 38 Automatic. Named after the brand’s design director, the stylish debutant builds on the Giorgio Galli S1 Automatic range introduced in 2019, and is distinguished by a more compact 38mm injection-moulded case.
The timepiece reportedly takes inspiration from its creator’s love of photography, its look playing with light and subtle detail. The S1 38 is available in a trio of colourways, Inverness Green, Atlantic Blue and Iceland Stone Grey. Matching rubber straps sport the brand’s quick release spring bar.
Subtle design touches include a classic chamfered edge, double-domed sapphire crystal with triple-layer anti glare coating, and matching sapphire display caseback. Slim indices are paired with a black minutes scale, the Timex logo counterbalanced by a single faux Sapphire gemstone below.
Inside the S1 38, you’ll find a Miyota 9039 automatic movement, tuned to 28800bph, with a 42-hour power reserve, and customised rotor. Accuracy is rated at -10/+30 seconds per day. Water resistance is limited to 50m.
Speaking about the Giorgio Galli S1 collection, Galli said: “the S1 bends the rules of classical watch design into an avant-garde interpretation. I made it as a tribute to the history of Timex as well as a look ahead to the chapters yet to be written.”
The Giorgio Galli S1 38 Automatic is available at Timex.co.uk, priced £425.
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