New Watches
The Kiwame Tokyo KUBO (窪) collection showcases a minimalist Japanese design philosophy, emphasizing subtle details that emerge through light and shadow. Each watch features a lacquered dial with recessed small‑seconds display, a 37 mm case measuring 10.7 mm in thickness, and a domed sapphire crystal that enhances depth
New Watches
Kiwame Tokyo’s new Kubo Collection introduces a compact 37 mm dress watch line inspired by Japanese concepts of depth and shadow. The series features three lacquered dials—soft pink Sakura, navy blue Tetsukon, and ivory Usuki—each with an off‑centre recessed small‑seconds counter at 4:30, highlighted
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The Kiwame Tokyo Mune is a stainless‑steel watch that blends a modest 38mm case, 9.5mm thickness and 100 m water resistance with a thoughtfully designed aesthetic inspired by traditional Japanese roof architecture. Its automatic Miyota 9039 movement offers a 42‑hour power reserve, while the dial features applied
New Watches
Kiwame Tokyo has launched its third chapter with the MUNE Series, which includes the MUNE Usuki and MUNE Kurotsuki models, both limited to 150 pieces. This new collection retains the vintage charm of its predecessors while incorporating modern Japanese elements. The 38mm stainless steel case is designed for both durability
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Kiwame Tokyo's Iwao Field Watch emphasizes simplicity and functionality, moving away from the gimmicks often seen in microbrands. With a conservative size of 38mm in diameter and 9.5mm thick, the watch focuses on dial execution rather than an extravagant silhouette. The dial features a grainy texture reminiscent
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Kiwame Tokyo has introduced its latest models, the Iwao Ginkai and Sumi, which build on the success of their inaugural releases with a refined take on the classic field watch. These timepieces feature a compact 38mm case, 100m water resistance, and a striking mix of finishes, highlighted by a textured
New Watches
Kiwame Tokyo has launched its second collection, the IWAO Field Watches, following the success of its inaugural models. These new watches, the Iwao Ginkai and Iwao Sumi, maintain the brand's commitment to delivering affordable Japanese timepieces while shifting towards a more rugged, utilitarian design. Built on the same
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Kiwame Tokyo has introduced its debut releases, the Usuki and Kurotsuki, which embody a refreshing take on the emerging trend of Japanese “Calatrava” style watches. These timepieces are designed with a strong emphasis on simplicity and elegance, featuring cream and black dials that cater to collectors seeking affordable yet stylish