Y2K Watches

A watch is the one accessory that has to work as both jewellery and a functioning object, and this small collection leans hard into the jewellery half — warped surrealist cases, fang-covered bezels, a genuine magnifying date lens. Eleven watches, most built around one distinct sculptural idea.

Melting Watch warps a polished case into a soft, flowing shape, roman numerals bending along the surface as if the metal itself has gone liquid — a genuine piece of wearable surrealism rather than a standard round face. Shark Watch takes a gentler sculptural approach, a wave-like curved case paired with a small floral dial detail. Welded Watch and Chrome Watch lean industrial instead, rough weld-effect texture and a geometric caged bezel giving both a rugged, hand-assembled read.

Claw Watch and Fang Claw Watch ring the case in radiating sharp points, one in polished silver, the other in black metal against a saturated red dial for a genuinely intense, almost monstrous character. Both push the bezel itself into the role a bold dial graphic would normally play — the frame is the statement, not what's inside it.

Cyclops Watch carries a real magnifying lens over the date window — the same detail found on some of the most recognisable classic watches, genuine watchmaking history rather than a decorative name. Drip Watch covers its square case entirely in dense rhinestones while keeping bold multicoloured hour markers legible underneath, maximalist coverage that still functions as a readable watch.

Finger Ring Watch shrinks a functioning watch face down to ring scale, part jewellery and part genuine timepiece. Monobloc Color Watch and Vintage Watch stay closest to a classic bracelet-watch format — one in a single uninterrupted navy tone from case to clasp, the other pairing a retro cushion case with an unexpected rainbow-gradient dial graphic.

Unlike a standard watch collection built around one case shape in different dial colours, almost every piece here follows its own distinct construction concept — a warped case, a clawed bezel, a genuine magnifying lens. The watch becomes the statement, not just the accessory holding the time.