Jisa Shaji
If you grew up in the late 90s or early 2000s, you know this watch before you see it. The dial is the four characters who ran your childhood. Saturday mornings on the carpet, two feet from the TV. The lunchbox with two of them printed on the front. The binder of cards in your bedroom drawer, sorted by type, defended like a secret. The bus ride home spent trading. The first time you got a holographic. The yellow one was always front and center, and we put him there for a reason. We grew up the same way you did, and we painted this watch because of that. And lately, everytime I think of this yellow figure, I can only think of Logan Paul.
The artwork
There are four figures on the dial, hand-painted by our in-house artists in glittering mosaic tile across a deep blue canvas. The yellow one in the middle. His friends flanking him. Each tile catches light differently, the way a stained-glass window does. No two pieces come out the same.
When you wear it, you find out who else grew up with you. Half the people who see it will tilt their heads. The other half will lose their minds.
The canvas
We chose a 41mm stainless steel automatic for the base. Smooth bezel, sapphire crystal, water-resistant to 100 meters. The movement runs about 70 hours on a full wind. It’s a workhorse caliber with a polished case, the kind of watch that gets handed down. The dial is loud, so the body underneath has to be classic. Both true at once.
The body of the watch is the most grown-up object you own. The dial is the most childlike thing you’ve ever put on your wrist. We like that.
Available now at iflwatches.com, priced at $13,990 USD. Limited to 10 pieces worldwide.
Technical Specifications
- Case: 41mm, stainless steel
- Bezel: Smooth, polished
- Crystal: Sapphire
- Caseback: Closed
- Water Resistance: 100m
- Movement: Automatic
- Power Reserve: Approximately 70 hours
- Bracelet: Stainless steel
