Elegant with an unobtrusive but distinctive aesthetic, the MW1 watch is both timeless and contemporary.

MW1, the first watch in the Mister Wolf range, is minimal in design but not without character.

With a nod to military style watches of the past in the luminescent hands and calendar movement, the MW1 watch is truly unisex.

MW1 comes in two sizes: 32mm and 39mm

The MW1 39mm watch is utilitarian at first glance, but a closer look reveals the timepiece’s intricate detail and quiet design intelligence.

Fine details such as the debossed logo on the crown, raised hour markings, and the beautifully minimal, stitchless leather band make this a covetable design piece for men or women.

The MW1 32mm watch has the same pared-back design as the larger case design but at a more intimate scale. We envisage it on the wrists of women who embrace the timeless design of the MW1 but prefer a smaller size case.

MW1 components

We’ve travelled the world to piece together the best components to create a high-quality timepiece at an accessible price.

Mister Wolf watches feature a reliable Miyota Quartz movement from Japan, a face conceived in New York, casings manufactured in China, a leather band by a French producer, and of course overall design and assembly in Sydney, Australia.

The MW1 design process

The design process was a true collaboration that drew on the individual expertise and experience of Mister Wolf founder Leighton Clarke and industrial designer Tom Fereday.

The duo shares a minimal almost utilitarian aesthetic, a global outlook and an almost obsessive dedication to quality and fine detail, qualities reflected in the design of the MW1 watch.

MW1 is a truly global product with enduring, universal appeal.

MW1’s designer Tom Fereday develops products based on the principle of honest design.

He is motivated by a belief in the need to design from the inside out. Key to his process is consideration and celebration of materials and manufacturing processes.

Tom pursues intelligent and thoughtful design outcomes and is interested in connecting people with objects through the use of natural materials and tactile finishes. He strives to create enduring designs which are meaningful to people and their environment.