New Releases · 2026-09-18
Singer’s 1970 DualTrack replaces the GMT hand with a moving 24-hour ring
A fixed pointer and adjustable ring display a second zone inside an angular integrated-bracelet design.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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Singer Reimagined approaches dual-time reading with a rotating 24-hour inner ring and a fixed marker at six o’clock. A case-side pusher advances the ring in hourly steps, leaving the central display free of an additional GMT hand. The steel case measures 43mm across and 12.6mm thick, with an integrated H-link bracelet and adjustable clasp.
Its manufacture ST5001 uses four mainspring barrels, with a stated minimum reserve of six days. Singer describes the architecture as maintaining a more consistent supply of energy throughout that interval. Blue, green and brown dials combine cream and orange accents. Gear Patrol reported a $31,800 US price and October deliveries from September preorders.
