The case has a matte black DLC coating and measures 42mm in diameter. It’s prone to put on smaller than its said dimension given the lugless design. The Hach V shares the identical pebble-like case qualities as earlier Objest designs, and to me recollects a number of the then future-focused case designs of the late 1960s and 70s. Immediately the case nonetheless has a few of that futuristic, minimalist attraction, and Objest has infused it with their very own distinctive design language.
The Hach V is powered by an ETA 2824-2 motion, and is seen via the exhibition caseback. The rotor has been personalized to match the colour of the dial, and the parallel line motif has been carried over to the caseback and rotor itself, which is a pleasant little bit of consideration to element on Objest’s half, and underlines their dedication to their very own design. The strap, as you’ll have guessed from the outset, is made from vegan leather-based and derived from apple peels.
When the Hach V goes dwell on Kickstarter on February 2 it is going to be out there for an introductory worth of £325, which looks as if a good worth for an ETA 2824 powered watch in case you dig the design or are sympathetic to the animal welfare causes that Objest helps. You possibly can join Kickstarter updates here and take a look at extra from Objest at their web site here.
