MD Watches Studio Supernatural: one regulator, fifteen personalities

The useful question here is not whether the Supernatural is unusual—it clearly is—but how much personality MD Watches Studio can extract from one technical platform. Across the current range, the central minute hand dominates while separate hour and seconds displays sit asymmetrically below it. The architecture makes elapsed minutes immediate, but reading the 24-hour subdial requires more attention than a conventional three-hand layout.

The 40mm collection comprises Caturix, Taranis, Triskel, Trinity, Ogmios, Alaunus, Nodens, Caletos, Belenos, Tethra and Roloi. Most are listed from €459, while Caletos, Belenos and Roloi start at €479. The differences are primarily graphic: frosted or printed multi-layer dials, colour, texture and the visual weight assigned to each subdial. The flamboyant Triskel and the restrained Caturix demonstrate how far the same regulator geometry can stretch.

Underneath, the watches share the Miyota 82S7 automatic calibre: 21 jewels, 21,600 vibrations per hour and a stated 42-hour reserve. The 40mm steel case measures 46mm lug to lug and 12mm thick, with 20mm lugs, a double-curved sapphire crystal, display back and 5ATM water resistance. That is a practical chassis for the deliberately expressive dial.

The 37mm line—Camulus, Belenos, Caletos and Tethra—reduces the lug-to-lug span to 43mm and the strap width to 18mm while retaining the 12mm thickness, movement and 5ATM rating. That creates a genuinely smaller footprint, though the already compact hour display also shrinks. Buyers who prioritise instant legibility should compare both sizes before choosing.

The collection’s strongest design idea is consistency without sameness. MD Watches Studio keeps the movement, case logic and regulator grammar fixed, then treats the dial almost like a poster system: hierarchy, colour and texture can turn the same mechanism from sober to theatrical. It is a family best understood side by side, not as fifteen unrelated releases.

Prices and availability are taken from the official European storefront as checked for this draft. A dated authorised-retailer post from 27 May 2026 confirms Belenos, Tethra and Caletos as later additions to an already established Supernatural family; the earlier Caturix was in production by 2024. No single official launch date for the whole collection was found, so this article does not assign one.