Ming 18.01

The Ming 18.01 H41, a remarkable skiing timepiece, combines elegance with functionality as a dive watch. Its 1000m WR and slender build stand out, offering a unique experience compared to heavier counterparts.

Ming released the Bluefin, their third diver watch. With 600m water resistance, compact size, and unique design, the wait and increasing prices are drawbacks. Despite this, Ming stands out in a saturated market.

I received the Ming 27.01, which is my first experience with Ming. I don’t know how it compares with the earlier releases since this one is referred to as extra flat or ultra thin. Regardless, it wears and comes across as a very attractive classically minded piece. Additionally, despite its relative

I am happy to report that I managed to purchase a blue Ming 17.09 this morning! I had read many a post about how quickly these watches get bought up, so I spent the past few days preparing for zero hour. The most critical step was setting up autofill for all of my credit card and shipping informatio

I've been a lurker for some weeks now but decided to finally sign up, so greetings! I'm not sure if the MING counts as an independent, but I've seen some other Kurono Tokyo / Chrono Tokyo watches, so I threw that in to be safe. The Ming watch is their diver, the Ming 18.01 H41. The Chrono Tokyo is t