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Sero Watch Company Presents the Signature

Sero Watch Company, a new watch brand from the Netherlands founded by collectors Sergino and Robert, introduces its debut model: the Signature .

As collectors first and foremost, the founders approached the development of the Signature from that same perspective. Over the course of nearly four years, the watch was shaped not around trends or positioning, but around what they themselves value in a well-executed dress watch.

The result is a restrained, modern interpretation of mid-century Calatrava-style watches, with subtle influences from traditional deck watches. Rather than focusing on reinvention, the design centres on proportion, balance, and the careful execution of classical elements.

The 37.5 mm stainless steel case has been developed with an emphasis on wearability and profile, combining polished and brushed surfaces to create subtle contrast without visual excess. This is paired with a vertically brushed metallic dial, onto which the Breguet numerals are not printed but deeply engraved, giving the surface a more tactile, sculptural character as light interacts with the dial.

The hands follow the same philosophy. Rather than flat stamped forms, the spade hands are individually shaped and heat-blued, resulting in a more dimensional appearance that shifts tonally depending on the light.

At its core is the manually wound Sellita SW210-1 in Elaboré grade, selected for its reliability and traditional architecture, and visible through a sapphire exhibition caseback.

Key specifications:

              •            37.5 mm stainless steel case with mixed finishing

              •            Vertically brushed metallic dial with engraved Breguet numerals

              •            Sculpted heat-blued spade hands

              •            Swiss hand-wound Sellita SW210-1 (Elaboré)

              •            Sapphire crystal and exhibition caseback

The Signature is currently being introduced through a presale phase, structured in tiers, with the first 150 pieces offered at €899, followed by a presale price of €999. The future retail price is set at €1,199. The presale is limited to a two-week period, after which production will proceed on a made-to-order basis.

Initial hands-on impressions and editorials have started to appear across established watch platforms.