Independent Watchmakers · 2025-11-10
MING’s 37.11 Odyssey combines a titanium dive case with three-zone travel time
A 38mm titanium case, smoked sapphire dial and crown-operated rotating scale turn the Odyssey into an unconventional 300-metre GMT diver.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on MING; launch date and pricing corroborated by Hodinkee
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What to know
The MING 37.11 Odyssey adapts the pressure-balanced architecture of the award-winning Bluefin into a compact travel diver. Its automatic movement supplies an independently adjustable 24-hour hand for a second zone, while a separate bidirectional 24-click dial rotates beneath the smoked sapphire display to track a third. Blue and orange lume divides day from night, and the internal ring can be adjusted underwater through the crown at four.
The brushed Grade 2 titanium case measures 38mm across, 12.6mm thick and 44.5mm lug to lug. It weighs 42.5 grams without a strap and is rated to 300 metres. Sellita’s SW330.M2 is skeletonised for MING and provides approximately 50 hours of reserve. The non-limited model launched at CHF 4,950 on rubber, CHF 5,500 on a titanium bracelet or CHF 5,950 on the Grade 5 titanium Polymesh.
At a glance
| case | Grade 2 titanium, 38 mm |
|---|---|
| thickness | 12.6 mm |
| lugToLug | 44.5 mm |
| caseWeight | 42.5 g |
| waterResistance | 300 m |
| movement | Sellita for MING SW330.M2 automatic GMT |
| powerReserve | Approximately 50 hours |
| functions | Three time zones via GMT hand and rotating 24-hour dial |
| price | CHF 4,950 rubber; CHF 5,500 bracelet; CHF 5,950 Polymesh |
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MING; launch date and pricing corroborated by Hodinkee · Published 2025-11-10 ↗
