New Watches
The Kurono Tokyo Malachite 2026 Special Projects watch showcases a striking green malachite dial set within a polished 37 mm stainless‑steel case. Designed by independent Japanese watchmaker Hajime Asaoka, the piece combines a hand‑mixed verdigris‑colored brass outer dial, Kanji zodiac hour markers, and a Miyota 90S5 automatic
New Watches
The Kurono Tokyo 'Diver's' watch presents a creative two-in-one concept that reimagines dive watch construction by integrating a smaller, standalone watch within a robust dive case. The inner watch, made of 316L stainless steel, offers a classic design suitable for dress occasions, while the
New Watches
Kurono Tokyo has introduced its first dive watch, the Kurono Diver, which reimagines traditional diving watch design. This timepiece features a cushion shape and offers 50 meters of water resistance, but it also comes with a specialized diving case allowing it to transition into a functional diving instrument. Measuring 35mm
New Watches
Kurono Tokyo has announced the launch of the 2026 Special Projects 37mm Inseki, featuring a unique grey Muonionalusta meteorite dial. This limited edition watch showcases a combination of rugged meteorite texture and a soft, gentle case design, crafted to maintain its signature domed dial aesthetic. The watch measures 37mm in
New Watches
Kurono Tokyo has launched the Inseki, a new watch that incorporates meteorite material for the first time, marking the brand’s initial release of 2026. This piece is part of the “Special Projects” series and features a striking gray meteorite dial from the Muonionalusta meteorite, which fell in Sweden approximately