Shinola has introduced a rectangular style called Omaha to its growing watch line up.
The watch is a nod to the Omaha-class cruisers in the US Navy, Shinola says, without elaborating. “The Omaha is our salute to the ever-evolving military influence in fashion,” the watchmaker adds.
The $650 stainless steel family, which has not yet reached the UK, uses Argonite 1069 quartz movements and are assembled in Detroit with a smooth caseback that can be engraved and sapphire crystal protecting the enamel dials.
They come in a wooden gift box with one Nato and two spare leather straps that can be switched without tools.
Their 26mm x 36.5mm elongated faces have hours, minutes and a small seconds subdial.
