The most affordable clock of this high-end brand was just cooler

There is no uncool Ming clock. But some are just a bit cooler than others.

Last year Ming debut the 37.02 minimalist as a new entry guard. The 38 -mm sports guard contained the typical special details that we expect from the brand – the flying lugs, the minimalist design, the sapphire dial – but also something new into the brand.

It was the first o'clock that made mings proprietary polares white lume, a unique wording that may be the only lume in the industry that shine pure white. In order to give the substance even more mysticism, the Lume is personally mixed by brand founder Ming Thein in your own house. (Yes, really.)

February 37 was already a damn cool watch, but now Ming has introduced an even cooler version with the new 37.02 monolith.

See, the monolith

In Ming-Speak, “Monolith” refers to a darkened case, and we have that here. This is largely the same watch as the 37.02 minimalist, but the stainless steel housing has received an anthracite DLC coating and a mixture of matt and brushed surfaces for a stealthy aesthetics.

However, this is not a fully weak watch that will disappear in a lot. Quite the opposite. Inspired by the success of the Schwarz-Orange University Diver Ming, which was launched at the beginning of this year, the brand combined the new Monolith with a colorful mango fkm rubber belt.