Introducing: Ming Releases A Ghostly All-Black Take On Its Worldtimer With The 29.01 ‘Midnight’

But this change isn’t a bad thing for the consumer by any means, and Ming’s recent releases of core production models, as well as its departure from a purely direct-to-consumer business with the advent of several authorized retailer partnerships, indicate that the brand is changing; dare I say, maturing. Many of the watches are still very much in high demand, with models like the GPHG-winning 37.09 Bluefin continuing to sell out, but I do appreciate the ability for a prospective buyer to consider many of the models outside of a specific order window. 

Thankfully, Ming’s unwavering commitment to boundary-pushing design, which continues to feel unique and interesting after eight years in business, hasn’t changed.