Ming has introduced the 57.05 Comet, a new worldtimer celebrating the brand's ninth anniversary. This watch features a patent-pending two-piece bezel system designed to account for Daylight Saving Time (DST) by allowing the outer ring of cities to be advanced by one hour. The dial incorporates a dynamic "Comet Tail" interference pattern created by rotating, layered discs.
- Limited to 200 pieces
- Available starting August 27, 2026, at 01:00 GMT
- Features a patent-pending DST adjustment bezel
- Dial has a dynamic interference pattern called "Comet Tail"
- Powered by Sellita calibre 330.M2
- Uses Super-LumiNova X1 for lume
The watch is inspired by the de Havilland Comet, the first commercial jet.
The patent-pending DST worldtimer bezel has a static inner ring for non-DST countries and a rotating outer ring for DST countries.
The case has triple-stepped lugs, requiring nine individual components for their construction.
The two-piece bezel moves DST observers 15 degrees counterclockwise in the summer.
The bezel locks in position using a spring-loaded ball and corresponding recesses.
The fifth-generation design language incorporates a unique take on flying blade lugs, combined with Art Deco influences.
The inner bezel has cities that do not observe DST, while the outer bezel has cities that do, with a click to shift DST cities by an hour.
The central dial features multiple rotating disks with a geometric motif that creates a constantly shifting pattern.