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STEEL CASE WITH SILVER DIAL, BLACK ACCENTS AND BROWN LEATHER STRAP.

The No.29 is inspired by Victorian pocket watches, such as those worn by Camden train workers in the 1900s. The coloured details and clean sub-dial numbers modernise the design, ensuring that it looks as good with a suit as it does with a t-shirt.

Read more about the design of the No.29 here.

ROSE GOLD CASE WITH BLACK DIAL AND TAN LEATHER STRAP.

CAMDEN X KPP:

The CAMDEN X KPP Cycling Edition is a No.88 designed in collaboration with cyclist Kitty Pemberton-Platt. From the subtle spoke design in the centre of the dial, to the jersey-style embossed letters on the strap and the gear-shaped crown, this is a watch full of details inspired by the sport of cycling and vintage bicycles.

Read more about the design of the Camden x KPP here.

MEMENTO MORI BLACK AND ROSE GOLD WATCH AND BLACK LEATHER STRAP.

The No.253 is a complex and intricate timepiece designed as a homage to the great advancements in engineering during the Victorian era.

Our Memento Mori (translated as 'Remember you must die') special edition is based on a Victorian tradition and designed as a reminder that death is inevitable. Contrary to the morose name, it serves as an inspiration to live each day as it comes and not get caught up in the stress of daily life. Because to remember you must die is to remember you must live.

Read more about the design of the No.253 here.

ROSE CASE WITH ROSE GOLD DIAL AND GREY LEATHER STRAP.

The No.24 Type II is a revised edition of our classic No.24. Featuring a sunburst rose gold dial with a raised index frame, this is a modern yet timeless dial design set in our vintage watch case. It is named after bus route 24 which is London’s oldest unchanged bus route and runs through Camden Town.

Read more about the design of the classic No.24 here.

LIMITED EDITION

BLACK CASE WITH BLACK DIAL AND OXBLOOD LEATHER STRAP.

Our No.88 Tom Sayers Type II limited edition is dedicated to one of the greatest bare-knuckle boxers of all time. Originally from Brighton, Tom Sayers lived, fought and died in Camden Town, and is now buried in Highgate Cemetery. From illegal boxing matches (the results of which were reportedly followed by Queen Victoria herself) to mysterious tickets to 'nowhere', the tale of Tom Sayers is dark, fascinating, and so very Camden.

Read the full Tom Sayers story here.

The lugs of the No.88 are based on those found on classic vintage watches, in contrast to the modern case shape. The dial and crown are reminiscent of steam train gauges.