Garrick Watch

The bezel counts to twenty-four. The rest of the watch keeps it simple.

The Garrick Watch pairs a round steel-toned case with a fixed bezel printed with a 24-hour scale and one bright red seconds hand — the single loud detail on an otherwise disciplined dial. Five colourways, one case.

The case is steel-toned, not oversized

At about 11mm thick with a 40-44mm dial, it sits close to the wrist rather than stacking on top of it. The case is an alloy with a steel-tone finish, paired with a genuine stainless steel bracelet.

A red hand on an otherwise quiet dial

Applied baton markers, a fixed bezel numbered 1 to 24, and one red seconds hand sweeping against an otherwise restrained dial. The CURREN name sits below centre, with WATER RESISTANT and QUARTZ printed above six.

Five colourways, one case

Steel White and Steel Black read the most formal. Steel Blue and Steel Green stand out without shouting. Onyx Black drops the steel entirely for a case and bracelet in black PVD, dial included.

The bracelet folds shut with a single clasp

A three-link steel bracelet at about 23cm, sized with half-links and closed with a fold-over clasp rather than a pin buckle — quicker on and off, and less likely to work loose through the day.

Slim enough to sit under a cuff

The 11mm case passes under a buttoned cuff without catching or lifting it, so it reads as a watch for the desk as much as the weekend.

Please note: this is a quartz watch, so it runs on a battery and needs no winding. Water resistance is rated to 3 ATM — fine for rain, splashes and washing your hands, not for swimming or showering, whatever the supplier listing may say. The bezel is fixed and does not rotate; its 24-hour scale is a printed detail, not a diving function. The case is an alloy with a steel-tone finish rather than solid steel; the bracelet itself is genuine stainless steel (black PVD-coated steel on Onyx Black). Nothing comes in a gift box — it ships as the watch alone.