Remember the Time Watches for extraordinary places
Antarctica-inspired watch concept with a schooner, mountains and penguins illustrated on the dial

Places stay with you

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the Time

Expedition-inspired watch concepts, designed to capture the spirit of remarkable journeys.

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Antarctica · concept in development

Iconic places

Designs inspired by extraordinary destinations.

Meaningful details

Thoughtful design, grounded in real journeys.

Considered design

A reminder of where you've been — and what's still to come.

In development

Concepts being refined for future prototypes.

Concept collection

Journeys worth remembering

Early design studies exploring how the colour, character and memory of a place might live on a dial.

Aconcagua watch concept with a high mountain camp illustrated on the dial

Argentina

Aconcagua

Ochre rock, snow-lined ridges and the colour of a high mountain camp. Read the journey
China watch concept with the Great Wall winding across green mountain ridges

China

Great Wall

Stone watchtowers and a route disappearing through misty green ridges. Read the journey
Arctic watch concept with orcas beneath a glacial landscape

Norway

Arctic Orca

Deep water blues and an encounter where two Arctic worlds meet. Read the journey

Journeys in development

The stories behind the dials

Each watch begins as a study in place, memory and composition. These entries show what inspired the concepts and where each one currently stands.

Antarctica watch concept with a schooner, mountains and penguins illustrated on the dial
AntarcticaPrototype development

Across the white continent

The flagship study draws together an expedition schooner, distant peaks and the small signs of life that make the Antarctic landscape unforgettable. Its layered blue dial explores how a wide, cinematic place might still feel clear at watch scale.

Inspiration
Sea, ice and expedition travel
Design focus
Layered illustrated dial
Aconcagua watch concept with a high mountain camp illustrated on the dial
Argentina · AconcaguaConcept study

A study in altitude

Aconcagua is built around the visual rhythm of a high mountain camp: ochre rock, snow-lined ridges and bright tents scattered across an immense landscape. The concept asks how warmth, scale and human endeavour can coexist on one dial.

Inspiration
Summit routes and mountain camps
Design focus
Earth tones with glacial blue
China watch concept with the Great Wall winding across green mountain ridges
China · Great WallConcept study

A route through history

The Great Wall becomes both subject and compositional line, winding from the foreground towards mist-covered ridges. Stone watchtowers, layered greens and the disappearing route convey the feeling of travelling through a landscape shaped by history.

Inspiration
Mountain paths and watchtowers
Design focus
Depth, movement and perspective
Arctic watch concept with orcas beneath a glacial landscape
Norway · Arctic OrcaConcept study

Above and below the ice

This study looks beneath the surface. Orcas move through deep Arctic blue while ice and mountains hold the horizon above, creating a dial divided between two connected worlds and the memory of encountering wildlife in its own environment.

Inspiration
Arctic water and freediving
Design focus
Depth and tonal blue

Made from memories

A place. A story.
A moment on your wrist.

Remember the Time began with a simple idea: the most meaningful objects are the ones that carry a story. Each concept takes a journey, expedition or extraordinary place and explores how it could become something made to stay with you.

Why

A reminder, not a souvenir

A watch can recall a place, a person and the feeling of being there.

How

Journey first

Landscape, markers and hands are developed as one coherent scene.

Now

At the beginning

The identity and first Antarctica prototype are still being refined.

Our approach

From remembered place to considered dial

  1. 01

    Start with the place

    Gather the colours, landmarks and personal details that make the journey specific.

  2. 02

    Compose the memory

    Balance landscape, markers and hands without losing clarity or the feeling of the place.

  3. 03

    Test what is possible

    Use specifications and prototypes to decide what should be refined before production.

Inside the design process

The detail behind the idea

The Antarctica study explores dial proportions, artwork layers, colours and possible construction. It is working material for a future prototype, rather than a final manufacturing promise.

Inspiration
Sea, ice and expedition travel
Design focus
Layered illustrated dial
Status
Prototype development
Antarctica concept specification showing dial artwork layers, colour references and possible case details
Antarctica dial development sheet · exploratory specification

The journey is just beginning

Follow the story.

For development updates, project collaborations or a conversation about the concepts, contact the studio directly.

Contact the studio hello@rememberthetime.co.uk