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    Noah and Timex unveil the Anchor Watch, inspired by the MK1 field model.Features include a 36mm stainless‑steel case, a quartz movement, 30-meter water resistance and an engraved Noah logo.Launching on August 27, 2026, via Noah, online and in‑store.

    Noah and Timex have reunited for another collaboration, unveiling the Anchor Watch, a reinterpretation of the classic MK1 field watch. Designed with rugged utility in mind, the piece trades polish for purposeful function while retaining distinctive character.The timepiece is framed in a 36mm stainless steel case with an 18mm lug width, delivering a sportier, slightly smaller footprint than previous collaborations. Designed for clean legibility, the watch houses a reliable quartz movement featuring a dedicated sub-second dial, applied hour markers, and luminescent hands.An acrylic crystal lens protects the dial, while the reverse side reveals a custom laser-engraved Noah logo and anchor motif on the caseback. Engineered to handle active environments, the watch provides 30 meters of water resistance and comes equipped with a two-piece fabric strap mounted on quick-release spring bars for effortless strap changes on the fly.The Anchor Watch is built to keep pace with everyday movement, offering 30M water resistance, luminous hands and markers, applied numerals and an acrylic crystal lens. A two‑piece fabric strap with quick‑release spring bars makes it easy to swap bands on the fly, underscoring its practical design ethos.The collaborative timepiece will be available via Noah, both online and in‑store, starting August 27, 2026, at 11 a.m. EDT.

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