Norqain Wild One Titanium
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Norqain Wild One Titanium

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At a glance
Case size
39mm, 42mm
Lug-to-lug
45.75mm (39mm), 49.4mm (42mm)
Thickness
11.75mm (39mm), 12.3mm (42mm)
Case material
Titanium, Norteq
Movement
Calibre 4K (NK26/1) automatic, Kenissi NN20/1 automatic
Power reserve
65 hours, 70 hours
Water resistance
200m
Crystal
Sapphire
Dial
Openworked, Meteorite
Strap
Rubber
Limited
400 pieces (39mm skeleton)
Availability
On sale now
The brief

Norqain introduces three new interpretations of its Wild One sports watch, now featuring titanium top plates instead of the brand's proprietary Norteq carbon fiber. These models include two skeletonized versions in 39mm and 42mm cases, and a 42mm model with a meteorite dial, all designed for robust performance and underwater adventures.

  • 200m water resistance
  • COSC-certified chronometer movements
  • Grade 5 titanium top plate
  • Limited edition of 400 pieces (39mm skeleton)
Across the sources

The new Wild One models replace the Norteq top cage with a grade 5 titanium top plate, giving the watches a more metallic and monochromatic appearance.

Monochrome Watches

The 39mm skeletonized version features a dark grey suit with brushed titanium bezel and lugs, paired with grey rubber shock absorbers and a black rubber-coated crown.

Monochrome Watches

The 42mm skeletonized model highlights the contrast between its titanium top plate and mint green rubber elements, with skeletonized bridges designed like mountain peaks.

Monochrome Watches

The 42mm meteorite dial model is described as a study in grey, featuring a grey iron meteorite dial with Widmanstätten patterns and grey rubber components.

Monochrome Watches

The skeletonized models are powered by the COSC-certified calibre 4K, developed with AMT Manufacture (a Sellita subsidiary), offering a 65-hour power reserve.

Monochrome Watches

The meteorite dial model uses the Kenissi automatic NN20/1 movement, which is COSC-certified and provides a 70-hour power reserve.

Monochrome Watches

The watches are shock-tested to 5,000 Gs and feature a screw-down crown, contributing to their robust build.

Monochrome Watches

New for the skeleton versions is a repositioned logo on the flange and a titanium plaque engraved with Norqain on the left case side.

Monochrome Watches
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