Singer Reimagined DualTrack
Singer Reimagined has introduced its first GMT watch, the DualTrack, which retains the brand's signature racing-inspired aesthetic. This "caller" GMT features a local time display and an independent 24-hour ring, with a unique manual-wind movement visible through the caseback. The ST5001 caliber boasts four mainspring barrels providing a six-day power reserve and an unusual, openworked construction.
- 6 days of power reserve
- Price: over US$30,000
The DualTrack is Singer Reimagined's first GMT watch, building on the aesthetic of their auto-racing central chronographs.
It functions as a "caller" dual-time watch with a local time display and an independent 24-hour ring.
The manual wind ST5001 movement features four visible barrels arranged across the movement, providing a six-day power reserve.
The movement is likely developed by Chronode and features an unusual construction with openworked bridges and a balance wheel positioned above the barrels.
The watch shares the same retro-inspired, cushion-shaped case as the Track 1 chronograph, measuring 43mm in diameter and 15mm thick.
The dial includes a subtle chequered flag motif as a minutes scale, referencing the brand's automotive origins.
The GMT function is set via a recessed pusher at nine o'clock, advancing the 24-hour ring in one-hour steps.
The steel case features skeletonized lugs, similar to lightweight versions of Singer's chronographs, and is well-finished.