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    NH Type 3B-4
    NH Type 3B-4
    $106,500, reference price; prices may vary

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    NH Type 6A
    NH Type 6A
    $56,800, reference price; prices may vary

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    NH Type 7A
    NH Type 7A
    $37,600, reference price; prices may vary

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    NH Type 3B
    NH Type 3B
    $23,400, reference price; prices may vary

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    NH Type 3B-3
    NH Type 3B-3
    $71,000, reference price; prices may vary

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    NH Type 2C-2
    NH Type 2C-2
    $20,200, reference price; prices may vary

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    Sourcing & Build

    Community verified
    Case origin
    Japan
    Dial origin
    Germany / Japan
    Hands origin
    Japan
    Lume type
    None — dress watches with hand-engraved indices, no luminous material applied
    Movements
    Cal.3019SS
    Cal.3020CS
    Cal.3021LU
    Cal.3025PC
    Cal.2524SS
    Cal.2326SS
    Valjoux 23

    Sourcing Notes: Naoya Hida & Co. (est. 2018, Tokyo) produces ultra-low-volume dress watches — roughly 10–20 pieces per model per year, with annual production fully allocated via a spring application lottery. Cases are machined in Japan using modern CNC techniques and finished by hand. Dials are made in-house from sterling silver, German silver, Argentium silver, or porcelain, with deeply engraved indices and Roman numerals executed by engraver Keisuke Kano. Hands are three-dimensionally machined and finished in Japan. No lume is used — these are pure dress watches. Movements are heavily modified Swiss bases (Valjoux/Peseux/ETA 7750 platform and vintage Valjoux 23 for the TYPE7A chronograph), regulated and finished in-house in Tokyo; the TYPE6A perpetual calendar (Cal.3025PC) is a collaboration with Habring² (Austria) using a Dubois-Dépraz calendar module. Straps are supplied by Jean Rousseau (Switzerland) with a customer fitting from 32 sample lengths. Team includes founder Naoya Hida, WOSTEP-certified watchmaker Kosuke Fujita, and engraver Keisuke Kano. Source: brand website (naoyahidawatch.com) and published interviews.

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    Dispatch (ships from)
    Not disclosed
    Headquarters
    🇯🇵Tokyo, Japan
    Assembly
    🇯🇵Japan

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