Our first watch. Designed from scratch. Built to last.

The Rocket is where Ember begins - and its name says everything about the intention behind it. This isn't a cautious first step. It's a statement.

Five colourways. Each one considered.

Skyline Pink · Sunset Orange · Midnight Neon · Glacial White · Sky Blue

Every colourway was designed as a complete visual system - not just the dial colour, but the relationship between the dial, the rehaut, the hands, and the hardware. Choosing a Rocket means choosing a point of view.

The case — geometry with a purpose

40mm wide · 47mm lug to lug · 12mm thick

The dimensions were chosen to sit well on a wide range of wrists - but it's the geometry that makes the Rocket immediately recognisable. The large faceted lugs create a case that reads differently depending on the angle and the light. Sharp where it needs to be. Considered everywhere else.

The dial — negative space doing real work

The Rocket uses a sandwich dial construction, but not in the way you might expect. The cutouts in the top layer don't sit at the hour markers - they occupy the spaces between them, so the lumed bottom layer glows through the gaps rather than at the positions.

A flat sapphire crystal sits above - scratch-resistant, with clean optical clarity.

The movement — reliability over showmanship

Seiko NH38A · Automatic · 21,600vph · 41hrs power reserve · Hacking seconds

The NH38A is the no-date variant of Seiko's industry-proven NH35. It winds automatically, hacks for precise setting, and will keep accurate time without asking anything of you.

Water resistance - built for real life

Screw-down crown and caseback · 10ATM / 100m / 330ft

The Rocket is built to be worn - not kept in a box. The screw-down crown and caseback give it a water resistance rating that means you genuinely don't need to think about it, whatever you're doing.