Initially, I perused the single-hand collection , and the color combo on the No. 02 watch grabbed my attention. The yellowed dial just gives it a slightly vintage feel, and somehow that seems to work nicely with the single hand presentation.
Specs:
- Movement: Unitas 6497-1 (hand-wound)
- Case: 43 mm steel with exhibition caseback
- WR: 5 bar
- Power reserve: 48 hours
- Sapphire crystal
If you’d prefer something in an automatic flavor, the watch that really caught my eye is the Neo 1Z. Again, you get the same, simple, single-hand presentation, with a five different color combinations to choose from (again, the vintagey sunburst ivory dial grabbed my attention). What I really like about this one is how thin the bezel on the case is – it seems like, when on the wrist, you would see only the dial and the strap, and not particularly notice the bezel.
Specs:
- Movement: ETA 2824-2 Automatic
- Case: 36 mm steel (solid back)
- WR: 999 bar
- Power reserve: 38 hours
- Plexi-glass crystal
Overall, the single hand style is an interesting style variation I had not seen before, and I think would work quite well in daily usage. I was not able to find much in terms of pricing, other than one online vendor, which had prices starting and $1600 and going up depending on the model in question.
One more interesting single-handed watch : http://no-watch.co.uk/pages/one-armed.html
Numbered Limited Edition, just 500 pcs made.