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New Releases · 2025-12-05

Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor channels heat through a textured orange dial

A burnt-orange gradient, sculptural markers and a bidirectional bezel give Marloe’s automatic sports watch an unusually vivid identity.

By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Marloe official product page

Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor, front view
Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor. Photograph: Marloe. Marloe ↗

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This is a sourced news summary, not a hands-on review. Read the original reporting at Marloe official product page ↗

What to know

The Sceptre S2 Reactor uses a hot orange centre and darker burnt-sienna perimeter to create the impression of heat across the dial. Its layered surface and bold luminous markers add depth, while the red strap and two-tone timing bezel extend the palette beyond the display. Marloe’s nuclear-energy references supply the naming and graphic cues, not an additional technical function.

Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor, alternate view
Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor. Photograph: Marloe. Marloe ↗

The matte-finished case is 42mm across and 12.6mm thick, with a bidirectional bezel, screw-down crown and antireflective sapphire crystal. A no-date Miyota 9039 automatic movement provides the timekeeping, and water resistance is rated at 20 ATM. Marloe states that the watch is assembled in-house. The combination of intense colour, textured surfaces and a strong case profile gives the Reactor its deliberately theatrical identity.

Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor, detail view
Marloe Sceptre S2 Reactor. Photograph: Marloe. Marloe ↗

At a glance

Specifications reported by Marloe official product page
Case42 × 12.6 mm
MovementMiyota 9039 automatic
BezelBidirectional
CrystalSapphire
Water resistance20 ATM
Strap width22 mm

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Marloe official product page · Published 2025-12-05 ↗