anOrdain / Model 2
anOrdain Model 2
Collection profile · 2019
anOrdain’s Model 2 is the brand’s field-watch line, pairing its in-house vitreous enamel dial craft with a more robust, crown-guarded steel case than the dressier Model 1. The collection was launched in 2019 and substantially revised in 2022 with a larger 39.5mm option, updated bespoke numerals, new colours, and evolved luminous hands.
Why it matters
Model 2 is the bridge between anOrdain’s artisanal dial identity and a more practical, sportier everyday watch format. It also serves as the architectural base for later material experiments, including porcelain, making it one of the brand’s key long-running pillars.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2019 — anOrdain launched the original Model 2 as its field-watch interpretation with vitreous enamel dial work.
- 2021 — Hodinkee described the brown fumé Model 2 as the last design iteration before a full revamp, confirming the first-generation collection was still evolving.
- 2022 — anOrdain introduced the revised Model 2, adding a 39.5mm Large case, updated bespoke numerals, new colours, and heat-treated luminous hands.
- 2025 — The Model 2 platform expanded again with the launch of Model 2 Porcelain, showing the case had become the base for new dial materials beyond enamel.
FAQ
How is the Model 2 positioned within anOrdain’s range?
It is anOrdain’s field-watch collection, combining a more robust steel case and luminous details with the brand’s in-house dial craftsmanship.
What changed in the revised Model 2?
The 2022 revision added a 39.5mm Large size, new enamel colours, updated numeral design, and evolved heat-treated hands with luminous tips.
More from anOrdain
- Model 1
— anOrdain’s foundational watch, using a restrained round case and map-inspired numerals as the main canvas for the Glasgow maker’s hand-crafted vitreous enamel dials, including opaque and fumé executions across multiple sizes and movement options. - Porcelain
— anOrdain’s Porcelain line is a distinct in-house dial material programme built around true glazed porcelain rather than enamel or ceramic sheet substitutes. Introduced in 2025 on the Model 2 platform, it was developed over several years with research trips to Limoges and collaboration with potters in Stoke-on-Trent, then executed in-house by porcelain artist Cara Louise.