Ming 57.05 Comet
Ming celebrates its ninth anniversary with the 57.05 Comet, a worldtimer featuring a patent-pending bezel system designed to account for Daylight Saving Time. This new model utilizes a stainless steel case and a Sellita-based automatic movement, making it a more accessible worldtimer from the independent brand.
- Limited to 200 pieces
- Available from August 27, 2026
- Price: CHF 6,950 (leather strap)
- Price: CHF 7,950 (titanium bracelet)
The watch is named in honor of the de Havilland Comet, the world's first commercial jet airliner.
The patent-pending bezel system separates cities observing DST onto a rotating outer bezel, allowing a single click to adjust them by one hour.
An aperture at 9 o'clock indicates DST status with a silver indicator for standard time and red for DST.
The dial features a 'Comet Tail' effect created by overlapping raster structures that shift throughout the day.
The 24-hour worldtime ring is colored blue and black for day/night indication, with blue-emission Super-LumiNova X1 for daytime and orange-emission for nighttime.
The movement features skeletonized bridges with brushed finishing and an anthracite coating.
The watch is worn on a cobalt-blue goat-leather strap by Jean Rousseau Paris or Ming's titanium Polymesh bracelet.
The triple-stepped case design, a signature of Ming's fifth-generation models, requires nine separate components for the lugs alone.