SPECIFICATIONS
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Column-wheel date on demand
Patented equal force barrel
DLC black-coated stainless steel case
Fixed ceramic bezel
Purple-to-black colour gradient dial -
Material
DLC black-coated stainless steel,fixed ceramic bezel. Sapphire crystal and case back with anti-reflective treatment
Water resistance
5 ATM
Diameter
43.4 mm
Height
12.6 mm
Lug-to-Lug
44.35 mm -
Purple-to-black colour gradient, indexes with Super-LumiNova® filling
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ASS20
Functions
Hour, minute, second, power reserve indicator, dateImpulse
Equal Force BarrelWinding-Mechanism
Automatic with micro rotor turning on dial sidePlate and Bridges
Plate and bridges are decorated at the highest quality levelRegulating System
Screwed balance with steel spiral -
Rhodium, facetted and polished with Super-LumiNova® filling
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Black textile strap
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DLC black coated stainless steel pin buckle
GSG SKU / 500-000888
Because even in Switzerland—where discretion is an art—we know that sometimes, presence speaks louder than discretion.
With the Orbit Purple, we’ve created the world’s first on-demand pointer-date on a bezel. And in doing so, we didn’t just rethink a complication — we introduced a whole new experience. Most watches just force the date on you. The date function is always present — whether you like it or not, it shifts at midnight, ticking off another day. The Orbit? It’s different. It only displays the date when you ask.
While the date function shows restraint, the dial doesn’t hold back. The striking purple fumé finish shifts from a vivid purple center to darker edges, drawing the eye in. The purple date pointer and the date on the ceramic bezel match the dial’s color, creating a seamless design. A black DLC-coated case and rugged black textile strap complete the look with high-contrast impact.
Fully hand-finished, the Orbit Purple reflects our deep respect for traditional craftsmanship and hand decoration—paired with a passion for forward-thinking mechanics. Limited to just 20 pieces, it’s a rare blend of quiet innovation and distinctive style.
Because even in Switzerland—where discretion is an art—we know that sometimes, presence speaks louder than discretion.