Singer Reimagined has launched its latest Hong Kong Edition. Proud to be in Hong Kong. Proud to be in The Lavish Attic.

Road trip playing vinyl records. Reminding the wild age of 1960s-1970s?

Left: co-founder and watch designer Marco Borraccino

Right: innovative Agenhor movement developer and watchmaker Laurent Wiederrecht

Coincidently both the designer and the watchmaker has got the same idea of putting chronograph prior to time-telling. The movement developed by Agenhor has made a breakthrough out of the industry.

Ground-breaking Track 1 Hong Kong Edition: the black case is not treated by the commonly used PVD or DLC coating, but transformed from aluminium to ceramic by electro-plasma oxidation.

Deliberately choosing 1N gold to bring back the fade away nostalgia.

43mm brushed finishing of Launch Edition case ensures comfortability where the orange hands and marks enhance legibility.

Singer on the buckle.

Watchmaker Laurent has the titanium Launch Edition on hand, how about co-founder Marco?

Here is the breakdown of the sandwich. Rotor is hidden in the middle so we can admire a panorama of the movement.

A small calibre can provide 60 hours power reserve with chronograph keeps functioning.

There are two ways to tackle a problem, to reform or to revolutionise. Singer Reimagined has invented a new movement AgenGraphe to provide solutions.

Models to demonstrate the innovative clutch system where horizontal coupling takes place instead of typical vertical one. Then the chronograph mechanism links seamlessly to the time keeping gear train.

How to wear a Singer pin.

From the left: titanium Launch Edition, ceramic-aluminium Hong Kong Edition, gold Geneva Edition

Central chronograph takes the lead and time-telling is well set at the edge of the dial.

Thanks for breaking all the unnecessary stereotypes of a watch.

Hong Kong Edition is exclusively available in The Lavish Attic. Limited to 50 pieces.

Stay playful and dare to reimagine chronograph.