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Vinyl takes inspiration from an era when bold case geometry and integrated metal bracelets became an important part of modern watch design.

The collection brings that 1970s influence into the present through faceted stainless-steel cases, textured dials and bracelets designed to flow directly from the watch case.

Inspired by the Vinyl Record

The Vinyl name is reflected in the collection's details. Horizontal grooves across selected dials reference the fine micro-grooves of a vinyl record, creating texture that changes as light moves across the surface.

Viewed from the side, the faceted case also takes inspiration from the base of a vintage turntable, connecting the watch's shape with its musical theme.

39.5mm Men's Watches

Both current Vinyl families use 39.5mm stainless-steel cases, giving the collection a balanced wrist presence that sits between smaller dress watches and larger sports watches.

The automatic models measure approximately 11.55mm thick, while the quartz chronographs are slimmer at approximately 9.9mm.

Vinyl Automatic Watches

Current Vinyl automatic watches use a Japanese self-winding mechanical movement with a simple three-hand time display.

The automatic movement is powered through wrist motion and can also be manually wound, with approximately 42 hours of running time when fully wound.

Manual Winding & Stop-Seconds

The automatic calibre supports manual winding alongside self-winding, and includes a stop-seconds function that halts the seconds display when setting the time more precisely.

This gives Vinyl Automatic the traditional interaction of mechanical watchmaking while retaining the collection's clean three-hand appearance.

Sapphire Crystal on Vinyl Automatic

Current Vinyl automatic models use sapphire crystal, providing strong resistance to everyday surface scratches.

These models are also rated at 10 ATM water resistance, giving the automatic range greater water protection than the current Vinyl chronographs.

Vinyl Quartz Chronograph Watches

The chronograph models introduce a sportier interpretation of Vinyl through quartz timekeeping.

Three sub-dials provide a 30-minute chronograph counter, 24-hour indication and continuous small seconds, while a date window adds everyday practicality.

What Does the Vinyl Chronograph Do?

A chronograph works as a stopwatch alongside normal timekeeping. The case pushers start, stop and reset the elapsed-time measurement.

On current chronograph models, the central seconds hand is used for chronograph seconds while elapsed minutes are recorded on the 30-minute sub-dial.

Integrated Bracelet Design

A defining feature across Vinyl is the integrated stainless-steel bracelet, designed to flow directly from the case without conventional protruding lugs.

This continuous case-to-bracelet form gives Vinyl its streamlined 1970s-inspired silhouette and makes the bracelet an important part of the overall watch design rather than simply a separate strap.

Faceted Case Geometry

Vinyl's case is shaped through flat surfaces and sharp transitions rather than a conventional smooth round bezel.

The resulting geometry reads closer to a soft octagonal form from certain angles, while satin brushing emphasises the different planes of the stainless steel.

Textured & Sunray Dials

Dial treatment is an important part of the Vinyl identity. Depending on the model, fine horizontal grooves are combined with sunray or gradient-like colour effects.

Current colour choices include silver, black, blue, green, ice blue and silver-white, paired with silver or rose-gold case and bracelet finishes.

Automatic or Chronograph Vinyl?

Choose Vinyl Automatic if you prefer self-winding mechanical timekeeping, a cleaner three-hand dial, sapphire crystal and 10 ATM water resistance.

Choose a Vinyl Chronograph if you prefer stopwatch functionality, multiple sub-dials and a slimmer, sportier 9.9mm case profile.

Vinyl vs Saber

Choose Vinyl if you prefer integrated-bracelet styling, 1970s-inspired geometry and a more refined retro-modern appearance.

Choose Saber if you prefer a bolder sports-watch design, larger cases, rotating or tachymeter bezels and the collection's saber-toothed tiger identity.

Vinyl vs Cervus

Choose Vinyl Automatic if integrated-bracelet styling and textured 1970s-inspired design are your priority.

Choose Cervus if you prefer a cleaner and more traditional expression of automatic mechanical watchmaking.

Vinyl vs Voyager

Choose Vinyl if you prefer a cleaner, slimmer retro-modern watch with either automatic or chronograph timekeeping.

Choose Voyager if you prefer a larger technical automatic watch with open mechanical architecture and spacecraft-inspired styling.

Shop Solvil et Titus Vinyl Watches in Singapore

Shop Solvil et Titus Vinyl watches in Singapore at City Chain. Explore men's automatic and quartz chronograph watches with integrated stainless-steel bracelets, textured dials and faceted 39.5mm cases.

Compare movement, glass, water resistance, dial colour and bracelet finish to find the Vinyl watch that suits your style.