Singer Reimagined Pivots Towards Vintage with New 1970 DualTrack Watch Collection

Singer Reimagined is renowned for its watches inspired by the finesse of 1960s-1970s automotive artistry. The latest collection pivots from its previous lineup of race-ready chronographs, offering up an evolution in design and function. Enter the 1970 DualTrack, a GMT boasting a lucid dual-time display and sleeker aesthetics, brought physically to life in a brand-new collection.

This newly launched lineup, guided by the GMT complication, features a steel 1970 Dual Track model; a smooth transition from the preceding 43mm version. The watch presents a dramatically scaled down profile with sharper case geometry and a neat, integrated bracelet, completed by a streamlined version of the baseline calibre 4. The 1970 collection notably draws on a transitionary era where the smooth, rounded shapes of the sixties made way for more faceted, bold geometries. This shift was evident in various elements of the early 70s, from architecture, furniture and watchmaking to automotive designs.

The Continuous bracelet seamlessly integrates with the case, creating an uninterrupted form encircling the wrist. Drawing inspiration from the curvature of racetracks, the bracelet, aptly named ‘Track Curb’, deftly tapers from 22mm to 18mm at the clasp and accommodates an integrated fine-adjustment system. The watch also features a dual-time indication, a practical function in modern horology reflecting contemporary life. Finally, the 1970 DualTrack showcases Singer’s prowess in reimagining the function of their unique timepieces, offering both local and home time simultaneously.