SevenFriday Garage Party : Evolution Garage Q Series Launch
SevenFriday Garage Party : Evolution Garage Q Series Launch
Now I've always been a fan of SevenFriday, for their unique squarish design which look rather cool on the wrist. Just last week, I was invited for SevenFriday's Garage Party, where the latest Q Series line were showcased. It was organized by Red Army Watches to showcase the Q1/01 (Essence), Q2/01 (Revolution) and Q3/01 (Engines) in all its glory. What a night, read all about it below.
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| SevenFriday Garage Party : Evolution Garage Q Series Launch |
SevenFriday Q-Series
The Q-series, with its de-centralised hour ring inspired by regulators, owes its existence to three industrial universes; as a result, SevenFriday has maintained close ties to its predecessors that have evolved into the fourth series of sporty timepieces.
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| SevenFriday Q3/01 (Engines) |
We were introduced to the three watches that make up the SevenFriday Q Series. This event saw the attendance of SevenFriday Sales and Marketing Manager APAC Rocco Giudice as he shared insights into the inspiration behind the latest creations that boasts added FSC (Fast Strap Changer) function and the return of an NFC chip that allows for registration of the watch though the SevenFriday app to ensure its authenticity.
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| SevenFriday Q2/01 (Revolution) |
While there is an added conventional date window, the rest of the watch is anything but conventional. Deciphering the time will take a little getting used to, but it’s a far cry from the V-series that needed a little mental arithmetic to tell what’s going on. This time round, there’s only a solo minute sand sandwiched between a hypnotising seconds disc and a decentralised 24-hour ring that’s rotating on two versions and looks like a gauge indicator on steamboats on the Q2/01 influenced by the notion of adventure and vintage ships with brass Engine Order Telegraphs.
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| The new Q Series, showcased along with other previous SevenFriday series watches |
The models are further differentiated with the Q1/01 distilling design cues from music and recording studio equipment with a gun mental central plate; while the Q3/01 has a dial face that is inspired by the engines of blindingly fast supercars that is highlighted by its black PVD treated sandblasted stainless steel case. Each watch in the Q-Series is powered by a robust automatic Miyota 8219 movement that is partially visibly through an open balance wheel.
The entire dial has an interface that seems to be operating independently, yet they are synchronised down to the second and solidified with a coordinated aesthetics that is well conceptualised.
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| Lovely watches, grab them all! |
SevenFriday Garage Party
“We understand that watch collectors desire variety these days,” says Rocco. “As such, the ability to change out your strap quickly without the need for watchmaking tools will be a godsend to owners of the new Q-series who may want to pair their own NATO, Zulu, rubber or leather strap with the watch for different occasions. The watch is a natural progression of what we’re trying to achieve and I believe that by retaining the design language from previous SevenFriday timepieces, we’re capitalising on what has been working well even as we move forward with new inspiration.”
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| Guest artistes, folks from SevenFriday and Red Army Watches Malaysia posing for the camera |
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We just had to snap a pic too, KY, myself and Charmaine at the event
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“I’m a personal fan of what Dan [Niederer] is trying to achieve with SevenFriday,” says Soemantri Kusumadi, executive director of Red Army Watches Malaysia. “As such, it’s a genuine pleasure to see what’s next from the company. The latest Q-Series has a very interesting aesthetic, while staying resolutely in the spirit of those that came before it, combining a resourcefulness in its application of materials with a modern approach to watch making.”
Check out a short video they made of the guests at the SevenFriday Garage Party. Pretty cool, so do check it out!
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