Ming 37.07 Monolith: Reference Guide

Jocke - Bad Santa, a distinguished member of our community, offers an intimate look at the MING 37.07 Monolith. His exceptional photography and detailed observations provide a unique perspective on this monochrome timepiece, highlighting its subtle design elements and tactile qualities. This article delves into why the Monolith stands out, from its innovative dial to its comfortable wearability.

The MING 37.07 Monolith

The watch have a stainless steel DLC coated case in 38mm make it monochrome and tone it down a bit.

The anti-reflective sapphire crystal is so good that it becomes almost invisible, you almost want to feel the hands.

The dial is made of sapphire with a mosaic pattern that makes it look like there is a golf ball under the hands.

The dial gives a floating feeling with the shading around the mosaic pattern that you can't see where the dial ends.

Just under 11mm thick, the watch is light and very comfortable to wear.

The domed crystal harmonizes nicely with the rest of the watch.

The strap made by Jean Rousseau in a textured calf material with the perlon look is really cool. You got the nice look and a working strap with the DLC coated clasp.

The Sellita MING SW210.M1 manual movement have a power reserve around 40 hours.

The backcase have a anti-reflective sapphire crystal too and there is some color added at the backside of the strap.

Now the fun part begin, shot some pics in the dark.

There is some Super Luminova at the hands, dial and the crystal so it glows nice int the dark.

Really effective.