MARK YOUR MOMENT
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Bob Dylan plugged in at the Newport Folk Festival in July and a generation booed. The Sound of Music premiered in March. Mary Quant cut the hem on a skirt in London and called it a mini.
This watch belongs to the sound of that year. Clean, modern, slightly louder than the decade that came before it. A piece that announced something was changing without making a big deal about it.
A watch for the year music stopped being polite.
The Oval was born from an obsession with a single era, when Parisian women wore gold on their wrists like jewelry, not accessories. When a watch was chosen for how it caught the afternoon light, not how many notifications it could send.
Every detail, from the Roman numerals to the blued steel hands and crocodile-embossed leather, is a deliberate nod to a time when craftsmanship was the only luxury that mattered.
"Some things belong to every era. A beautiful watch is one of them."
Japanese quartz, accurate to ±15 sec/month. 3+ year battery.
Every curve studied from original 1960s references.
Crocodile-embossed leather strap, hand-stitched for comfort.
Ships with certificate of authenticity and serial card.
“I've been searching for something that felt truly vintage without being secondhand. The Oval is exactly that. Gets compliments every single time.”
“Bought this as a gift for my wife and she hasn't taken it off. The gold tone is rich, not cheap-looking at all. Absolutely worth every dollar.”
“The packaging alone felt luxury. But when I put it on, that's when I understood what ephoc is doing. This is a real brand. I'll be back.”
