MATTHEW HUMPHRIES DESIGN WATCHES
AUTOMOTIVE DESIGNED WATCHES

MHD Type 1 Spec

CASE

• Limited Edition of 100
• 4-piece layered exoskeleton chassis case design made 316l Stainless steel
• Black DLC (diamond like carbon) coating on barrel and
bezel
• 40mm diameter by 11.5mm depth
47mm Lug to Lug length
• knurled, brushed and chrome finishes applied to the case
• Sapphire crystal glass with bevel edge and AR coating
Sapphire crystal exhibition case back and AR coating
• Water resistance to 5 ATM

DIAL

• Matt black finished chapter ring with tan markings
• Matt black colour dial with laser-cut marker slots
• Lower dial markings in vintage colour Super Luminova
(glows in the dark)
• Date Window
• Power reserve sub dial
• Chrome power reserve hand
• Chrome precision hands with
vintage colour Super Luminova (glows in the dark)
• Red second hand

MOVEMENT

• Japanese Miyota 9130 Automatic 24 jewel mechanical movement
• 42-hour power reserve
• Hacking function stops the second hand for more
precision when setting the time
• 2-year warranty on complete watch

STRAP OPTIONS

• The watch comes with two straps with quick release spring bars
• 1. Tan Italian calf leather rally strap with contrasting white stitching
• 2. Black Italian calf leather rally strap with contrasting white stitching

MHD Type 1 Timepiece - Pre order at £745 For Delivery in November

MHD's Designer Matthew Humphries, has always been obsessed by motoring and especially what he considers to be the golden age of motoring, the 1920's! A period of high innovation, where motoring was truly established, designs were unrestricted and not held back by regulations, and for the first time people were starting to use cars for sport, as well as for essential travel.

Some iconic Cars of the period such as the 3 litre Bentley, Bugatti type 35 and Zagato bodied Alfa Romeo 8c to name a few, are of great inspiration to Matthew and to celebrate 100 years since' the roaring 20's', he has designed a new watch range that takes influence from these vehicles, exposing their engineering details, with the first watch release being the MHD Type 1.