Azimuth
An Azimuth timepiece is characterised by its adventurous spirit that is ever ready to take on navigation to different dimensions. It is a product of a unique universe that we humans cannot fully
access, yet somehow, glimpses of that universe have been made known to us by our venturous ancestors. Time is captured and recorded according to that universe’s modus operandi, and presented to you in the most unconventional and visually -arresting of ways.
Our StoryÂ
2003 marked the year where the core development team listened to their growing restlessness with the stagnant watch industry, which was restrained by the limits of public aesthetic senses. Sterile timekeeping mechanisms and conventional designs were well received by consumers, but the team knew that watchmaking had not fully explored its limits.#
They knew that it was the time for a change, a revolution. A revolution of the visual senses, of logical clockwork, of traditions and conventions.
Based in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, Azimuth began its journey to unknown universes. Taking on centuries of watchmaking technology, the creative minds behind Azimuth started crafting pieces that defied all reasoning, whilst paying homage to the highest qualities of traditional watchmaking.
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Our Logo
The Azimuth logo is an abstract interpretation of the ‘Spiral’ or ‘Hairspring’. Since the time of crafting early mechanical timepieces painstakingly by hand, the Spiral has been the heartbeat of every mechanical watch. Azimuth has extracted this essence of the mechanism as the logo to exemplify Azimuth’s philosophy of creating only mechanical watches.
Products
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D.Dornblüth & Sohn – 99.1M Green Ceramic Dial
£6,050.00 ex VAT -

Chopin – OPUS 10 NO.12 “Violet”
£14,500.00 ex VAT -

Gelfman – IN-16 Nixie
£6,250.00 ex VAT -

TAOS – Ondes
£105,000.00 ex VAT -

Backes & Strauss – Regent Black Knight 4047
£3,333.00 ex VAT -

Tan ZeHua – Rainbow 604 (42mm)
£13,495.00 ex VAT -

Backes & Strauss x About Timepieces W1 Anthracite (Diamond Bezel)
£13,750.00 ex VAT -

Backes & Strauss x About Timepieces W1 Anthracite
£5,416.67 ex VAT -

Backes & Strauss x About Timepieces W1 Anthracite (Black)
£5,416.67 ex VAT -

Dena Watch – El Primero Chronograph (British Racing Green)
£41,750.00 ex VAT -

Hercules – Singapore Edition
£14,500.00 ex VAT
Journal
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