New Releases · 2026-10-19
Heinrich’s DECO pairs stepped architecture with feather and stone
Heinrich’s new DECO takes the German independent into a slimmer rectangular format.
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Heinrich’s new DECO takes the German independent into a slimmer rectangular format. A stepped steel case frames either genuine peacock feather or natural carnelian, leaving the material visible around a simple two-hand display. The two options create distinct effects: iridescent blue-green feather and warm orange-red stone, with natural variation between individual dials.

The case measures 40.0 by 28.2mm and is only 7.2mm thick. Heinrich uses a Swiss Ronda 1062 quartz movement, quoting approximately six years of battery life, alongside sapphire crystal and 50-metre water resistance. Leather, fishbone mesh and a geometric steel bracelet are available. Announced pricing starts at €400 on leather, and the manufacturer schedules shipping from late November. The design was unveiled at October’s WindUp Watch Fair in New York.