ATOWAK has launched the Cobra, the latest addition to its offering.
Taking inspiration from the king of snakes, designers say its angular head and the sharp point of its time indicators suggest a dangerous charm and a unique revolving satellite hour wheel with spinning minute hands provide deadly accuracy.
ATOWAK says the new design is one-of-a-kind, perfect for a night on the town or for rugged everyday adventure.
Launching today on atowak.com, it hopes to build on the success of the supercar-inspired ETTORE.
The cobra features an angular-shaped watch case of 316L steel decorated with a scale-like Geneva woven pattern on the surface that imitates the hooded head of a cobra.
The watch body is so intricately detailed that it requires 50 different processes of finishing and polishing to achieve its perfect form.
Known for its unique method of time indication, the Cobra features an intriguing revolving satellite hour wheel with spinning minute hands.
Hour indicators on three-wheel arms rotate 120˚ at a time between four sides to indicate the 12 hours of each day and on the tip of the minute carousel, hour indicators spin in and out, piercing through time like the fangs of a snake as they accurately point out the minutes along the dial.
The CEO of ATOWAK explained: “As our previous watches demonstrate, ATOWAK has never been afraid to be uniquely different. Our watches are more than fine timepieces, they are personal style accessories that connect with something deeper – a sense of adventure and bold confidence. ATOWAK Cobra instantly makes a statement, its cobra-inspired shape coils around the wrist, and its exclusive revolving satellite hour with triple wheel arms sharply points out the time like a snake ready to strike.
“This unforgettable design, combined with precision internal components, and satellite complication, is a paragon of accuracy, performance, and style.”
Built around a modified MIYOTA 9039 movement, the internal components and winding oscillator are in full view as they move.
