DWISS

Name: DWISS
Address: Corso Elvezia 16, Lugano, CH-6901, CH
Telephone: +41799105375

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Any watch can tell time, we tell it differently! DWISS create innovative Swiss watches since 2011

24/10/2026

Some days ask for space between one thought and the next. Against rough stone, the M1 makes that pause tangible: a dark case, green accents across the dial, and an automatic watch that rewards a closer look. From the DWISS archive, the first model launched back 15 years ago…. Even a familiar glance can become a moment of discovery.

What detail on a watch makes you stop and look again?

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23/10/2026

A crowded day can still leave room for one clear moment. Up close, the green A1 turns that pause into something you can see: light moving across its textured dial, hands giving the eye a steady place to land. Its automatic movement keeps the story moving. Sometimes a glance is enough to bring your attention home.

What small detail brings you back to the present when the day moves too fast?

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22/10/2026

A triangle can interrupt a habit. The R2 Floating Hours invites a second look: its triangular hour marker draws the eye into a dial that refuses to read like an ordinary watch. Against black velvet, the red details feel vivid without shouting. It belongs to the DWISS archive, but the idea behind it still feels current: a familiar hour can be shown from an unfamiliar angle.

Which detail first pulls you into a dial?

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20/10/2026

Curiosity has a way of interrupting the ordinary. Held against a dark backdrop, the blue M3S invites a closer look. Its unusual hour display makes reading time feel deliberate, while the white strap adds contrast to the scene. This current DWISS automatic shows how a routine glance can become a moment of attention when design gives you reason to pause.

What detail would keep your eyes on the dial a little longer?

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18/10/2026

Some watches stay with you because they change the way you look. The white RT #80 brings orange accents and a bright dial against quiet stone, interrupting the usual rush. It belongs to an earlier DWISS chapter and is now out of stock. What remains is the pleasure of noticing how colour and contrast can make an ordinary check of the hour feel deliberate.

What detail makes an old design feel alive to you now?

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16/10/2026

There are days when slowing down changes what you see. The archived M2-ABY makes that pause visible in black and yellow. Its open centre lets you see the motion behind the display, a detail that turns checking the hour into a small discovery. This is an earlier DWISS chapter, now out of stock, but its idea remains immediate: design can give an ordinary glance a different rhythm.

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15/10/2026

Time feels different when the hour does not stay where we expect it. The archived M3W lets its wandering-hours display carry the numeral around the dial, turning a quick glance into a small search. In daylight, its open mechanism draws the eye without demanding attention. It is a past DWISS chapter, but the pleasure of reading it differently still feels immediate.

Which detail would make you look twice?

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15/10/2026

Some days need a point of focus before they need another task. The green A1 brings that pause to the wrist through colour and clear structure. Its automatic movement turns motion into continuity, while the luminous blocks hold presence when light changes. It is a reminder that attention can begin with something small, close, and deliberately made.

What detail on a watch helps you return to the present?

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10/10/2026

Some moments ask for focus before they offer clarity. The black S1 turns reading time into that kind of pause: two satellite discs carry the hours across the upper arc and point to the exact minutes, while seconds move on the central disc. Its wandering display rewards attention, making a familiar daily gesture feel newly deliberate.

Should reading the time be instant, or should it invite you to look twice?

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10/10/2026

Time can feel different when the familiar becomes a discovery. The S1 turns a glance into a small act of attention: two satellite discs carry the hours across the upper arc and point to the exact minutes, while seconds move at the centre. Set against blue, the wandering display invites the eye to travel before the answer appears.

Could an unfamiliar display change how present you feel in an ordinary moment?

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Corso Elvezia 16
Lugano
CH-6901

Telefon

+41799105375

Website

https://www.dwiss.com/

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