Hitori's Journal
12 Posts
- SamuelRead More: An Exercise in Motion: The thinking behind Hitori Ginga (銀河) Tūrubi
Origin Stories
An Exercise in Motion: The thinking behind Hitori Ginga (銀河) Tūrubi
What place does the tourbillon have in contemporary watchmaking, once much of its original practical necessity has disappeared? The thinking behind the Hitori Ginga Tūrubi.
- SamuelRead More: The Architecture of Flow: The Nexus Bracelet
Origin Stories
The Architecture of Flow: The Nexus Bracelet
I had previously shared the journey behind the Nexus dial work and architectural case design, touching on the inspirations, craftsmanship, and countless refinements that shaped them into what they are today.
- AngelineRead More: Hitori Meguro GMT Tora: Where horological accuracy meets Japanese folk artistry
Origin Stories
Hitori Meguro GMT Tora: Where horological accuracy meets Japanese folk artistry
Time is more than the mechanical ticking of seconds—it connects eras while combining craftsmanship and culture. In the remarkable Hitori Meguro GMT Tora watch, horological accuracy embraces the intricacies of Japanese folk artistry.
- Zhi YingRead More: The soul of the Nexus comes alive in Japan.
Origin Stories
The soul of the Nexus comes alive in Japan.
To mark our fifth anniversary, we brought our lenses into the hushed, snow-dusted sanctuary of our workshop in Nagano, Japan, to document more than just a watch; we went to capture the birth of a new era. Here, Hitori introduces its sixth chapter: the Nexus collection.
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