The star of the watch is undoubtedly its hand-hammered pewter dial, crafted in Kuala Lumpur. At dial scale, the tin-based alloy reveals a unique character, with a textured surface that reflects light differently from every angle. The result is a warm, organic appearance that contrasts with the cool, fully brushed Grade 2 titanium case while ensuring that no two dials look exactly alike. Markers engraved into the sapphire crystal are filled with Super-LumiNova X1, creating Ming’s signature floating display effect, while the hands receive the same luminous treatment for strong legibility in low-light conditions.
A Lightweight Titanium Case
The 37.06 Royal Selangor is housed in Ming’s familiar 37-series case, crafted from lightweight Grade 2 titanium. Measuring 38mm in diameter and 11.05mm thick, and weighing just 35.9 grams without the strap, the case offers a comfortable fit while providing 100 meters of water resistance. A sapphire crystal caseback engraved with the Ming and Royal Selangor wordmarks reveals the movement inside.
An Automatic Movement Made for Ming
Power comes from the Swiss-made Sellita SW300.M1 automatic caliber developed for Ming. The Sellita movement offers a power reserve of approximately 50 hours and features skeletonized, rhodium-plated bridges with brushed finishing over an anthracite-coated baseplate.
Limited to 88 pieces, the Ming 37.06 Royal Selangor is priced at CHF 5,000 before taxes. Each watch comes fitted with a blue-gray Jean Rousseau goatskin leather strap and is presented in a hand-hammered pewter box created by Royal Selangor. The watch will be available through Royal Selangor boutiques beginning July 30, 2026, while a limited allocation will go on sale through Ming on August 6, 2026.
This story first appeared on watchtime.com
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