Where Time Meets The Elements
Limited-time release price! Get $20 (€17, £14) off. Use code THERMOHYGRO at checkout. Ends Sunday, August 9 at 11:59 PM Japan time.
Long before clocks, we looked to the natural world to understand the passing of time. The movement of the sun, the changing atmosphere, and the shifting seasons have always marked the rhythm of our days.
Feel Every Degree
Inspired by the thermohygrometer, a meteorological instrument that measures temperature and humidity in the atmosphere, the ThermoHygro watch combines a custom-made movement with Japanese Miyota gearboxes to transform elements of weather into a distinctive way of reading time.
Hours 1–12 are shown on the ambient temperature scale. Minutes in groups of 10 are shown on the relative humidity scale. Single minutes 1–9 are shown on the UV index dial. The mode (date, AM, PM) is shown on the weather warning dial.
The date can be read in a similar way to the time. Reading the time and date becomes second nature once you know the system. See the examples below to learn more.
Two Modes — One Unique Experience
In Active Mode, you can read the time at a glance. After 6 hours, the needles return to their origin positions. Choose Dynamic Mode to bring your watch to life. Press the button and watch the needles sweep from their origin positions to reveal the time.
Detailed Design With Quality Materials
Machined from 316L stainless steel with brushed and polished detail, the ThermoHygro watch features a custom-designed dial, mineral crystal, and your choice of a 316L stainless steel or genuine leather strap.
For Those Who Embrace Every Moment
More than a timepiece, the limited-edition ThermoHygro watch brings weather science to life as wearable art. Unconventional by nature, it is created for those who see time as more than numbers on a dial — those who feel every degree and embrace every moment.
Custom-Designed Packaging
This watch comes in an exclusive gift box. It features graphics of iconic watches from Tokyoflash Japan past and present on a red background.