The idea

Neptune replaces conventional hands with rotating hour and minute discs and an eccentric seconds display. Different planes beneath the crystal turn the passage of time into a small mechanical instrument.

A Miyota 9039 automatic movement sits inside the current 39 mm, 10.8 mm-thick design. The sample is in development, with the display, proportions and performance still to be verified in a physical watch.

Preorder target: November 11, subject to Golden Sample approval and a production commitment. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Papyrus is a thin, mid-century-inspired automatic dress watch built around a genuinely formed pie-pan dial. A calm center breaks into a sloping outer plane, framed by a finely knurled bezel.

The current dial development uses a warm Pantone 4685C tone with antique-copper-toned applied details. The factory is working through the dial construction, handset dimensions and case engineering around the Miyota 9039.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Outrigger takes the clarity of a field watch into a sculpted, two-piece case. The current 39 mm design is 9.9 mm thick, with a physically sloped chapter ring surrounding a recessed dial center.

Bare-metal parallel grooves are specified on all four exposed case flanks. The fitted barrel-link bracelet, end-link fit and first-link articulation are still being worked through in engineering. Hunter Green / Latte, Navy / Latte and Blue Gradation are the three planned colorways.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Meridian grew out of an unexpected interpretation during Outrigger development. The result deserved its own watch: more prominent case lines, a different bracelet integration and large applied Arabic numerals around a layered center.

The current render combines a textured blue numeral field with a smoother, circularly brushed center. Its design is substantially locked and moving toward prototype manufacture. The current design is 39 mm in diameter and 10.0 mm thick, with a grooved midcase and Japanese automatic movement. Production specifications remain subject to prototype approval.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Voyager II began as a thinner sport watch using some of Voyager’s visual language. It is now its own project, with a no-date Miyota 9039 and a layered dial designed around a high-gloss outer field and a restrained linen-textured center.

Navy / navy, forest green / green and cream / black are planned. The fitted steel bracelet is being developed alongside the case, including quick release, screw links and an on-the-fly micro-adjust clasp. Preorder and delivery timing remain TBD until the CAD and sample schedule is firm.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

The original Voyager pairs a deep forest-green dial, a sloping chapter ring and a small-seconds display with a compact maritime character. It attracted the earliest interest in Cousineau Watches.

Voyager is paused because reliable Sellita SW260-1 sourcing has become a constraint. The movement, supplier path and engineering plan are under review. A revised architecture may change the earlier specifications, so no preorder or delivery date is set.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Mainsail brings a warmer expression to the original maritime design language: a parchment dial, a navy chapter ring and small seconds, with a calfskin strap in the original concept.

Like Voyager, Mainsail was designed around the Sellita SW260-1 and is paused while movement sourcing and the manufacturing plan are reviewed. That may mean a different movement, supplier or additional engineering. No preorder or delivery date is set.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Channel Marker is the quartz tide-watch concept in the collection, designed around the Swiss Ronda 4310.D. Its maritime display follows the rhythm of the water in a compact Grade 2 titanium case.

The current design calls for a 39 mm case and 10.8 mm total thickness. The supplier path is under review alongside Voyager and Mainsail. The project remains active, with no preorder or delivery date set.

Prices are planned, not a current offer to purchase. Development specifications may change.

The idea

Spindrift pairs a rounded barrel-shaped case with downturned lugs and chamfered edges. A navy dial surrounds a guilloché-style patterned centre, with copper-tone accents and an H-link steel bracelet.

The planned display combines an instantaneous jumping hour with a minute hand. Five hour numerals are visible at a time: the selected hour, two before it and two after it. The surrounding numerals are intended to match the dial colour for a quiet, layered effect.

The current design is 40 mm in diameter, 46.5 mm lug-to-lug and 11.7 mm thick, with 20 mm lug spacing. The preferred movement architecture is a Sellita SW200-based automatic with an instantaneous jumping-hour module; engineering and physical validation are still in progress.

Pricing is to be announced. Development specifications may change.