New Releases · 2026-02-25
Yema’s Wristmaster Slim moves the seconds to nine o’clock
A quieter dial texture and micro-rotor movement refine the integrated steel sports watch.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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What to know
Yema’s Wristmaster Slim Small Seconds replaces the earlier bold dial relief with a more restrained vertically brushed surface. A recessed seconds register at nine adds asymmetry while sharing the dial’s texture. The 39mm steel case and integrated bracelet retain the collection’s angular outline and notched bezel.
Automatic calibre CMM.29 uses a micro-rotor and offers 70 hours of reserve, with a stated regulated daily range of minus three to plus seven seconds. Blue and green versions were reported at $2,490, alongside a 100-piece laser-patterned Camo edition at $2,649. February coverage anticipated June deliveries. Yema is a French watchmaker; the movement is presented as its manufacture design.
