Singer 1970 Dualtrack
Singer Reimagined has introduced the 1970 Dualtrack, a new sports watch featuring an angular case design and a twin time zone complication. This model marks a departure from the brand's previous cushion-shaped designs, adopting a style inspired by 1970s aesthetics but executed with modern manufacturing and finishing.
- 40 mm stainless steel case
- 100 m water resistance
- Manual winding movement with six-day power reserve
- Available from Singer retailers starting October 2026
- Price: CHF23,500 before taxes
The 1970 Dualtrack features an angular case with tall bezel and semi-integrated bracelet, representing a new design language for Singer Reimagined.
It is a twin time zone watch with a 'caller' GMT indicated via a 24-hour ring.
The watch is powered by an unusual movement with four spaced barrels, providing a six-day power reserve.
The case design is more compact than previous Singer models, measuring 40mm wide and just under 13mm high.
The GMT function uses a rotating inner bezel for home time, a 'caller' style GMT.
The ST5001 movement has four barrels symmetrically arranged, secured by open-worked bridges, with the balance wheel positioned above them.
The movement's layout with paired barrels unwinding simultaneously aims for stable torque over the long power reserve.
The case and bracelet feature brushed surfaces with polished, chamfered edges, and the bracelet includes a ratcheting extension in the clasp.