Singer Reimagined 1970 Dualtrack Khaki SR811-2

Two time zones for a life in motion The Singer Reimagined 1970 DualTrack is built for daily movement. Clear, robust and instinctive, it keeps local time central while holding another time zone quietly in view. Its integrated bracelet and intuitive pusher adjustment make it a practical companion for travel, work and every hour in between. Conceived for lives lived across borders, DualTrack makes the second time zone feel immediate rather than interpretive. Local time remains at the centre through traditional hands, while home time is displayed on a rotating peripheral 24-hour disc, read at 6 o’clock. A discreet corrector on the left side of the case advances the disc in one-hour steps, making adjustment fast, tactile, and natural to use. Powered by Calibre 4 DT, the DualTrack reveals Singer’s proprietary movement architecture: four barrels, six days of autonomy, and a peripheral 24-hour disc for home time. Adjusted by a jumping hour push button, it offers travelers a natural, instinctive way to live with two times. The result is not simply a dual time watch. It is Singer Reimagined’s answer to the complication of connection. This is the most Singer-coded expression of DualTrack to date. Technical, warm and instantly recognizable, it balances tool-watch spirit with refined detail. The high-contrast dial gives the watch purpose, while the faceted case and bracelet give it unmistakable architectural presence. Specifications Case: 40mm stainless steel (12mm thick) Crystal: Sapphire with double-sided anti-reflective coating Caseback: Screwed, sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating Water Resistance: 10 ATM / 100 meters Dial: Khaki green with ecru markers and circular brushed golden flange Caliber: Singer Reimagined Caliber 4 DT Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds and second time zone with corrector at 9H Power reserve: 144h (6 days) minimum Frequency: 28’800 vph (4Hz) Strap: Integrated stainless steel bracelet with folding buckle