OMNI GMT · 36mm

OMNI began with saying no.

One of the most important things I’ve learned in 15 years of engineering is to say no to everything except what matters most. That idea follows me everywhere: engineering, product management, business, and the way I organize my own life.

Cut out the noise. Remove what doesn’t earn its place. Keep the system simple, then get as much useful capability out of it as possible.

OMNI is that philosophy on your wrist.

Six functions. No subdials.
Hours. Minutes. Seconds. Date. GMT. Elapsed timing.

I wanted a GMT because I actually use one. Engineers on my team work in another time zone, and keeping their local time visible helps me stay connected throughout the day. When I travel with my daughter, that same function becomes more personal. My son is back home. Having his time on my wrist is a small way to keep home close.

The dial already has a 24-hour scale, so putting another on the bezel would repeat a job the watch could already do. A rotating 60-minute bezel earns its place by adding something useful: timing a meeting, a workout, or a perfectly boiled egg.

The date is there because I use one.

Every detail follows the same rule: more capability without demanding more attention.

At first glance, it’s a clean black sports watch. Then the details catch the light. Gold-framed indices. A matching date window. A gold GMT hand reaching toward the quiet 24-hour scale. Brushed steel and polished bracelet links give it just enough shine.

The 36mm OMNI brings it all together in a compact case, with a sapphire crystal, an NH34 automatic GMT movement, and a bracelet with on-the-fly micro-adjustment.

Something to wear to work, take on a trip, and keep reaching for when you get home.

Each watch is assembled and regulated by me in Florida.

Maximum capability. Minimum complexity.