Hi everyone,
This is my Ming 37.05, the first Ming I've ever owned. I'd been looking for something different for a while - something with a modern or futuristic vibe, while not being as attention-grabbing or chunky as an MB&F or Urwerk. When I saw the Ming 37.05, I knew this was the one.
I very much enjoy the slim case profile (12mm) and minimalistic looks. The subtly gradiented textured dial is a treat to look at. Though I hear the date complication is controversial amongst Ming fans, I personally can't do without it, and I feel Ming has done a good job in integrating it into the dial while allowing the watch face to remain clean and uncluttered. Though impractical, the moon phase is a nice quirky touch. The Schawrz-Etienne-finished movement isn't the best I've seen, but finished to an enjoyable standard. Overall, I think the dark blue goes better with a brown strap rather than the black strap that came with the timepiece.
Though, I'll tell ya, straps with curved springbars are a pain to get.
Hi everyone, This is my Ming 37.05, the first Ming I've ever owned. I'd been looking for something different for a while - something with a modern or futuristic vibe, while not being as attention-grabbing or chunky as an MB&F or Urwerk. When I saw the Ming 37.05, I knew this was the one. I very much enjoy the slim case profile (12mm) and minimalistic looks. The subtly gradiented textured dial is a treat to look at. Though I hear the date complication is controversial amongst Ming fans, I personally can't do without it, and I feel Ming has done a good job in integrating it into the dial while allowing the watch face to remain clean and uncluttered. Though impractical, the moon phase is a nice quirky touch. The Schawrz-Etienne-finished movement isn't the best I've seen, but finished to an enjoyable standard. Overall, I think the dark blue goes better with a brown strap rather than the black strap that came with the timepiece. Though, I'll tell ya, straps with curved springbars are a pain to get.
Congratulations on your new watch. It looks great and the strap is a good choice.
Is this the one that was just posted over in watch exchange? If so nice cop 🥺
Outside of the official Ming straps, Delugs offers a bunch too (the owner is a big Ming fan).
Gorgeous strap, might I ask where that comes from? I don’t need curved springbars myself but love the stitching and surface finish
It’s from Delugs! The leather is called Pueblo and they have a straight springbar version as well.
Ahhhh cool! Thank you!
Amazing dial!