Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Stone Dial Collection
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Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Stone Dial Collection

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At a glance
Price
£1,525/US$1,750
Case size
37mm
Lug-to-lug
47.4mm
Thickness
7.1mm
Case material
316L stainless steel
Movement
La Joux-Perret D101, manually-wound
Power reserve
50 hours
Water resistance
100m
Crystal
Sapphire front and back
Dial
Black Onyx, Golden Swan, Snowflake Obsidian
Strap
Integrated 316 stainless steel, butterfly clasp
The brief

Maen has introduced a new permanent collection for its Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin, featuring three distinct natural stone dials: Black Onyx, Golden Swan, and Snowflake Obsidian. These watches retain the ultra-thin profile and integrated sports watch design of the original model, with the stone dials serving as the primary focal point.

  • 37mm case diameter
  • 7.1mm thickness
  • 47.4mm lug-to-lug
  • 100 metres water resistance
  • 50 hours power reserve
  • Price: £1,525/US$1,750
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The Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin measures 37mm in diameter, 47.4mm lug-to-lug, and only 7.1mm thick, maintaining a slim profile and wearable proportions.

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The watch features a vertically stretched octagonal bezel with crisp brushing and polished chamfers, complemented by a fully integrated bracelet.

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The new stone dials are designed with a stripped-back layout and a new pencil handset, allowing the natural texture and pattern of the stone to be the main feature.

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The Black Onyx dial offers a mirror-black surface, Golden Swan presents amber and ochre tones, and Snowflake Obsidian features a black base with pale crystalline formations.

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Inside, the Swiss-made La Joux-Perret D101 hand-wound calibre contributes to the watch's slimness and offers a 50-hour power reserve.

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The caseback is sapphire, revealing blued screws and Côtes de Genève finishing.

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The integrated stainless steel bracelet tapers from 24mm at the case to 16mm at the concealed butterfly clasp, featuring satin brushing and polished chamfers.

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