Welcome to another edition of the MING/ Journal - it’s been an eventful month for us: from winning the Sports Watch Prize at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneva to starting deliveries of the Bluefin and 29.01 Dubai.
Continuing our theme of exploring a technical highlight from our Special Projects, we take look at the acclaimed THA/ LJP5000 chronograph movement found in our 37.04 Monopushers with direct input from Denis Flageollet - thank you Denis !
Lastly - good news for everyone waiting for the bracelet restock. They’re in stock and available to order again, along with our FKM Rubber straps in 22mm sizing for our 20-series and 29-series.
Thank you, stay warm and until next month.
Team MING
BLUEFIN RECOGNISED AT THE GPHG
Thank you everyone - the GPHG Jury and Academy, our collectors, partners, and friends in the media for making this possible!
To celebrate this win and share our gratitude, each Bluefin owner will receive a celebratory gift delivered with their watch (which, we’re happy to say, begins in a week or two). In addition, any new orders for a watch, like the Minimalist, from now until the end of year will also come with a celebratory gift to commemorate this win.
THE THA/ LJP 5000 FOR MING
While the AgenGraphe represents a significant turning point for chronographs this millennium, there is another chronograph movement that represents some of the best of watchmaking at the end of the last millennium - find out more about the movement, it’s origins and the technical innovation it represents here.
BACK IN STOCK!
Our popular and universal stainless steel 20mm bracelet is now back in stock, and our equally popular FKM straps are now available in 22mm guise. Get yours today - delivered in time for the holidays.
IN THE NEWS
- Teddy Baldassarre - Hands-On Debut: The Ming 37.02 Minimalist Watch
- Gear Patrol - The ‘Oscars of Watches’ Just Named This Diver the Best Sports Watch of 2024
- Robb Report - Here Are the 20 Winners of the GPHG, the Oscars of Watchmaking
- Hodinkee - MING's New 37.02 'Minimalist' Does Something Potentially Groundbreaking – Can You See What It Is?
Published: 30th November 2024