Singer Reimagined
Le Locle, Switzerland · Est. 2017
Founded by Rob Dickinson, Marco Borraccino
Singer Reimagined is a Swiss watchmaker born from the collaboration between Rob Dickinson, founder of Singer Vehicle Design, and watch designer Marco Borraccino. The brand applies automotive design principles — particularly from Porsche restomods — to haute horlogerie. Its flagship Track1 chronograph features a revolutionary chronograph-first layout with elapsed time displayed centrally and time of day relegated to a subdial, powered by the Agenhor-developed Calibre 6361.
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Le Locle, Switzerland
- Group
- Independent
- Price Segment
- Luxury
- Status
- Active
Key Collections
- Track1 (2017) — Track1 is Singer Reimagined’s founding and flagship chronograph family, launched in 2017 around the central-display Calibre 6361 to invert conventional chronograph hierarchy by placing elapsed seconds, minutes and hours at the center while time-of-day runs on peripheral discs. Key references: Track1 Launch Edition, Track1 Geneva Edition, Track1 Hong Kong Edition.
- Flytrack (2019) — Singer Reimagined’s Flytrack collection rethinks short-interval timing around an on-demand flyback seconds display, pairing peripheral hours and central minutes with single-purpose one-minute scales such as coffee brewing, telemeter and pulsometer layouts. Key references: Flytrack Barista, Prime Edition Telemeter, Perpétuel Edition.
- Divetrack (2024) — Divetrack is Singer Reimagined’s mechanical diving chronograph collection and the brand describes it as the world’s first true mechanical diving chronograph. Built around a central 24-hour chronograph display and peripheral time indication, it rethinks the dive watch as a specialist instrument for dive, surface-interval and post-dive flight timing. Key references: SR401, Divetrack Automatic 24H Central Chronograph, Divetrack Collection.
- 1969 (2023) — Singer Reimagined 1969 translates the look and spirit of late-1960s chronographs into a compact 40 mm family built around the brand's unconventional display philosophy. Key references: 1969 Chronograph SR201, 1969 Chronograph Bronzo SR203, 1969 Timer Original SR301.
- Heritage (2025) — Singer Reimagined’s Heritage collection is the brand’s “Restored” pillar made tangible: compact, vintage-proportioned manual-wind chronographs built around hand-restored Valjoux 236 movements, with contemporary finishing and a cleaner mid-century design language than the central-chronograph Track1 line. Key references: SR601 Piano Black, SR602 Empire Green, SR603 Gulf Edition.
- Caballero (2025) — Singer Reimagined’s Caballero is the brand’s first three-hand collection, built around a restrained yet technical design language. It pairs a compact 39 mm case with the Calibre-4 Solotempo, a four-barrel manual movement engineered for a stable six-day power reserve and expressed through distinctive ruby apertures on the dial. Key references: SR701-1, SR702-3, SR702-5.
- DLS (2024) — Singer Reimagined’s DLS collection is a bespoke branch of the Track1 chronograph created exclusively for owners of Singer DLS restorations, translating the Dynamics and Lightweighting Study program into forged-carbon, highly personalized wrist chronographs. Key references: Track1 DLS Edition, DLS Commissions, Oxford Commission.
Timeline
- 2017 — Singer Reimagined founded; Track1 chronograph launched with Calibre 6361 by Agenhor
- 2019 — Flytrack collection introduced with flyback chronograph
- 2021 — Divetrack launched — world's first true mechanical diver's chronograph
- 2023 — 1969 collection and Heritage collection introduced
- 2024 — Caballero collection launched
Frequently Asked Questions about Singer Reimagined
- What makes the Track1 chronograph unique?
- The Track1 features a central chronograph display where elapsed time is the primary reading and the time of day is shown on a subdial — reversing the traditional chronograph layout. It is powered by the Calibre 6361, developed with Agenhor.
- What is the connection between Singer Reimagined and Singer Vehicle Design?
- Singer Reimagined was co-founded by Rob Dickinson, who also founded Singer Vehicle Design, the renowned Porsche 911 restomod company. Both brands share the philosophy of reimagining icons with obsessive attention to detail.
- Where are Singer Reimagined watches made?
- Singer Reimagined watches are made in Switzerland. The movements are developed in partnership with Agenhor in Geneva, and the company is registered in Le Locle.
- What is the price range of Singer Reimagined watches?
- Singer Reimagined watches typically range from approximately $40,000 to over $150,000, placing them in the luxury segment of haute horlogerie.
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