Singer Reimagined has introduced the 1970 DualTrack, a new collection featuring a GMT complication with a design inspired by 1970s sports watches. This model presents a sharper, more sculptural case design than previous Singer watches, paired with an integrated bracelet. It utilizes a slimmed-down manual-winding movement with four barrels to achieve a six-day power reserve.
- Available in Khaki green, Cobalt blue, and Dark Espresso brown dial variations.
- Features a caller GMT function with a 24-hour track.
- Manual-winding movement with a 144-hour power reserve.
- Integrated stainless steel bracelet with a tapering design.
- Part of the regular collection, not limited edition.
- Available starting October 2026.
The ST5001 movement, referred to as Calibre 4 DT Slim, has a slightly slimmer 6.66mm profile compared to the previous DualTrack's 7.33mm.
The angular case features polished, chamfered edges that continue into the bracelet, and a polished bezel with high, fluted sides.
The new case design features sharper geometry, bold facets, and strong planes, departing from the brand's previous rounded forms.
The case design moves away from flowing shapes towards a flat, tonneau-shaped middle with pronounced facets and sharp transitions.
The integrated 'Track Curb' bracelet's links are designed to resemble racetrack curbs and tapers from 22mm to 18mm.
The GMT function relies on a rotating inner bezel for home time, described as a 'caller' style GMT.
The integrated bracelet flows seamlessly into the case, creating a continuous form, and its links are inspired by racetrack curbing.
The combination of cream and orange Super-LumiNova on the dial elements is a deliberate nod to 1970s color palettes.