Linde Werdelin
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3 colorways· From $15,550*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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Brand vibe
This one's a good one. The amazing(ly weird) Linde Werdelin exists because Jorn Werdelin nearly died on a ski slope in 1996. He and his childhood buddy, Morten Linde, a Danish designer, launched the brand in 2002 with an odd, very Scandinavian premise: a mechanical watch you could clip a digital dive or ski computer onto, so the instrument could serve whatever adventure and the watch could survive it. The clip-on instruments faded, as it turns out; the case language did not. Eight hexakey screws, wrapped around sometimes-skeletonised movements all with some serious pedigree... the LW09 three-hander came from Jean-Francois Mojon at Chronode, and their moonphase was developed with the Danish master watchmaker Svend Andersen. Danish design, Swiss build, mountain-and-ocean vibes. Gotta love it, if you've got $20K to spend.
Sourcing & Build
Needs ConfirmationSourcing Notes: Danish design, Swiss build. Cases are engineered in Switzerland in Grade 2/5 titanium, bronze, black ceramic bezels and 3DTP multi-layer carbon, with an eight-screw sandwich construction unique to the brand. Movements are LW-branded and heavily reworked: the LW09 three-hander was developed for Linde Werdelin by Jean-Francois Mojon at Chronode, the photorealistic Oktopus moonphase was developed in 2009 with Danish master watchmaker Svend Andersen of Andersen Geneve, and the Oktopus Double Date runs an LW-modified Dubois Depraz 14580. The base ebauche supplier behind the LW07/LW06 calibres and the specific dial, hands and case subcontractors are not disclosed.
Cost Transparency
- Dispatch (ships from)
- 🇬🇧United Kingdom
- Headquarters
- 🇬🇧London, United Kingdom
- Assembly
- 🇨🇭Switzerland
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