Inspired by the simplicity and utilitarian functionality of Art Deco and Mid-century clocks made by British manufacturers such as Smiths Sectric, the General Post Office and Gents of Leicester, British watch-makers Uniform Wares keep going from strength-to-strength.
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With the release of new 103 series, an update to the super-popular 100 series, these are set to take their appeal to a new audience… one whom love the design of the 100 series but prefer something a little less brash.
Not that I am saying the colourful watches are too much, but this new series is like the quintessential English butler: unobtrusive, efficient, dependable.
“The 100 Series has continued to be a great success for us. True to its design ethos, it has a universal appeal, whilst still maintaining the cachet of owning a watch that is not mass-marketed,” says company founder, Oliver Fowles.
You can read about the limited edition 100 series in a post from last year.
The 103 wristwatch is available to buy from the Uniform Wares website and retails at £110.
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