Stirling Timepieces makes utilitarian tool watches that are rugged enough to endure the most adverse conditions. The business is spearheaded by a serving British soldier with over a decade in the forces, so every decision in the creation of its watches is informed by experience in the field and each component of the collection is designed with durable practicality in mind.
Although Stirling’s creations prioritise endurance, the brand aims to achieve this without compromising on aesthetics, leading to a watch design apt for both the soldier and the civilian.
Stirling has taken constant feedback from serving soldiers in the creation of its watches in order to craft designs ‘developed and created for the modern-day warrior’ which are truly fit for purpose.
Stirling also offers a custom bespoke watch service to military units and organisations who desire the functionality, build quality and usability that Stirling provides.
Support for the military community is also a core value of Stirling Timepieces.
The brand donates 10% of profits from each watch sale to military charities which aim to combat PTSD.
Stirling states that, as well as creating watches with the soldier in mind, “we hope that in our journey to develop and grow the brand we can assist in shining a light on the ongoing struggle for service personnel suffering”.
Stirling’s latest piece, the Durrant watch, is inspired by the heroic actions of the WW2 commando raids.
The watch aims to encapsulate the daring actions of the British and Commonwealth forces of the time. The 42mm DLC coated case encapsulates a dial filled with illuminated markers to aid operation at night.
The watch is powered by the reliable NH35 automatic movement and its casing is complemented by a illuminated ceramic dive bezel.
