Creado para los pilotos del F-35 del 52.º Escuadrón de Cazas “Ninjas”, este reloj es un parche de misión que puedes usar.
Cada detalle saluda al avión que vuelas y al grito de batalla que compartes.
En su interior late el reloj automático suizo Sellita SW200-1: 28.800 alternancias por hora con la precisión de un caza. (¿Necesita una segunda zona horaria para sus despliegues? Acceda a la edición GMT con el Miyota 9075 aquí).
ADN del escuadrón, al frente y al centro:
- Una esfera de color negro con forma de sándwich grita BANZAI y lleva en el morro una silueta del F-35.
- El bisel de cerámica mantiene nuestro probado diseño de buceo de 120 clics, pero cambia el “50” habitual por un 52 rojo intenso y agrega un contorno de vista superior del F-35.
- Un segundero con forma de misil gira alrededor de la esfera, un guiño al pedigrí aire-aire de la unidad.
- La corona atornillada evoca el postquemador del F-35, listo para brindar pleno empuje.
- Diseñado para el trabajo: caja 316L de 40 mm, zafiro delgado de doble cúpula de 11,9 mm con AR interno, resistencia al agua de 20 ATM, Super-LumiNova® BGW9 completo y una pulsera con cierre de microajuste sin herramientas.
Solo tuyo: personalizado y numerado: cada pieza estará numerada individualmente y grabada con tu distintivo (hasta 14 caracteres) - [agrega texto debajo de "notas" al momento de pagar].
Los pedidos anticipados se abrirán el 18 de julio de 2025
Los pedidos anticipados cerrarán el 4 de agosto de 2025.
Al cierre del plazo, fabricamos exactamente la cantidad de relojes pedidos, sin extras. La producción dura de 12 a 16 semanas, y luego su reloj "Ninja" se envía directamente a su domicilio.
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Two year from the date of receiving the watch.
This warranty covers manufacturing defects on the watch itself (movement, case, crystal, strap). Other parts than the above are not covered by this warranty. To have replacement covered under this warranty performed, please use our contact form on the "contact us"
We are a Norwegian watch brand that was started in 2017 by three Norwegian watch enthusiasts.
For us, Norway is defined in many ways by the presence or absence of light in spectacular nature. Many of our dials and designs are therefore inspired by the many and unique lighting conditions you can experience above the arctic circle, and we allow ourselves to be fascinated by how these in their own way create an experience of time.
We combine quality components and design in watches that we hope will be with you for a long time to come. Our goal is to make watches in quality materials at an unbeatable price that have a finish normally only found in higher price ranges. We design and do all the development in Norway, while the production takes place abroad. We only source high-quality components and can mention, among other things, surgical grade stainless steel and scratch-resistant sapphire glass with anti-reflection coating on the inside. Miyota, Seiko or Sellita movements respectively from Japan or Switzerland. Swiss Super-LumiNova® and full-grain leather from Italy or Horween leather from Chicago in the USA.
The caseback & Crown
A view into the movement
Turn the watch over and a sapphire display caseback opens onto the Miyota 9075 GMT, fully visible and in motion. The engraved ring frames it with each watch's official details: 1RSU, the Miyota 9075 calibre, automatic, 200 m, your serial — No. XX / XX — and your personal engraving.
Two layers, one story
Printed on the inside of the sapphire is the JORN transmit array. Behind it, the 1RSU patch is laser-engraved into the rotor, sweeping across the movement as the watch winds itself: the unit's identity, quite literally, always in motion.
The crown — the radar footprint
The screw-down crown is engraved with the JORN radar footprint — concentric arcs fanning out from a single point, the shape of the coverage 1RSU watches every day.
The movement
Inside is the Miyota 9075, a self-winding automatic from Miyota's premium series and one of the few true GMT movements at this level — 28,800 vph, 24 jewels, 42-hour power reserve, with hacking and hand-winding.
How the GMT works
The watch shows two zones at once: the standard hands tell local time, while a central 24-hour hand reads your Zulu/UTC reference against the ZULU TIME bezel — day or night, no AM/PM ambiguity.
Because it's a true (flyer) GMT, the local hour hand jumps independently in one-hour steps. In practice: set the 24-hour hand to Zulu once and leave it there — when you change location, just jump the local hand to wherever you are, and Zulu stays locked.
Automatic — it winds itself
The movement winds from the motion of your wrist, via the rotor turning behind the caseback. Wear it daily and it keeps running on its own; leave it off and it holds charge for around 42 hours. No battery, ever.
FAQ
Current and former members of 1RSU — and the contractors, engineers and scientists who've been part of the JORN story over the decades. The design leans into the technology and history of the system, with the unit present but understated, so it resonates beyond serving members alone. The page isn't listed on our store; it's shared by direct link within the unit and to past members.
At its heart is the Miyota 9075 — a proven, Japanese-made automatic from Miyota's premium series. The true GMT function comes from its independent 24-hour hand, giving you a genuine second-zone (Zulu) readout — not cosmetic, but the point of the watch. The bezel is a 120-click unidirectional ceramic insert carrying the 24-hour Zulu scale; it indexes to every hour and can mark a third reference, turning one direction only rather than bidirectionally.
At its heart is the Miyota 9075 — a proven, Japanese-made automatic from Miyota's premium series. The true GMT function comes from its independent 24-hour hand, giving you a genuine second-zone (Zulu) readout — not cosmetic, but the point of the watch. The bezel is a 120-click unidirectional ceramic insert carrying the 24-hour scale; it indexes to every hour and can mark a third reference, turning one direction only rather than bidirectionally.
In a standard (whole-hour) time zone: set the 24-hour hand to Zulu once and leave it there. It reads Zulu directly against the bezel, day or night. When you change location, simply jump the local hour hand in one-hour steps — Zulu stays locked.
In a half-hour time zone (e.g. South Australia, UTC+9:30): the watch shares one minute hand between local time and Zulu, so with a half-hour offset the minutes can only be exact for one of the two zones — the other will read 30 minutes off. The simplest approach is to set your local time exactly, then read the Zulu hour off the 24-hour hand, with Zulu minutes = your local minutes minus 30. If you'd rather have Zulu spot-on instead, set the 24-hour hand to Zulu exactly and accept that local time reads about half an hour off.
How do I set it to Zulu time?
Because the 9075 is a true (flyer) GMT, you set Zulu once and leave it. (1) Pull the crown fully out (two clicks) — the seconds stop — and set the 24-hour hand and the minutes to Zulu/UTC, with the bezel in its home position (24 at 12) so the 24-hour hand reads Zulu directly. (2) Push the crown in one click and jump the local hour hand in one-hour steps to your local time; the 24-hour hand stays locked on Zulu, and the date flips as the hand passes midnight. (3) Push the crown back in and screw it down. From then on, only the local hand needs touching when you change location.
A note for those at Edinburgh: South Australia is UTC+9:30 and the hour hand jumps in whole hours only, so with Zulu set exactly, local time on the main dial sits about half an hour off — or set local time exactly and read Zulu as a half-hour offset on the 24-hour scale.
Yes — 200 m / 20 ATM with a screw-down crown. Swimming and diving are well within its rating. Two simple rules keep it watertight: always make sure the crown is fully screwed down before the watch goes near water, and never pull out or operate the crown when the watch is wet or in damp, humid conditions — only set the time when it's dry.
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Since this is a custom order, the watch cannot be exchanged or returned. However, it can certainly be sent back for repair if any issues arise.
SWISS SUPER-LUMINOVA
The hands, hour markers, and bezel markers are all adorned with Swiss Super-Luminova for exceptional low-light legibility.
Illustrative image from another project, shown to demonstrate the lume effect. The 1RSU dial, hands and bezel differ.
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