No Reserve
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Toledano & Chan
Oshinobi
A unique titanium concealed-dial wristwatch with snow-set concealed dial, titanium architectural bracelet, and box, sold to benefit Swiss Institute
Estimate
$8,000–16,000•︎
Manufacturer
Toledano & Chan
Year
2026, Switzerland
Model Name
Oshinobi
Material
Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet, snow-set natural diamond dial (387 pieces ≈ 2 carats)
Calibre
Manual, cal. LTM-2000, 21 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Grade 5 Titanium
Clasp/Buckle
Grade 5 Titanium
Dimensions
21.6 x 46.9 x 10.9 mm
Signed
Case, dial, movement, and clasp signed.
Accessories
Accompanied by guarantee card and concrete presentation box.
Full-Cataloguing
The Toledano & Chan Oshinobi. A watch built entirely around the idea of incognito.
Oshinobi (お忍び) is a Japanese term with centuries of history: historically used to describe a person of high rank slipping out in disguise, moving through the world unrecognized.
Toledano & Chan borrows the word for a watch built on the same idea, translated into wearable form.
From the outside, Oshinobi is pure architecture: a faceted, brutalist bracelet and case in the sculptural language T&C is known for. Nothing about it announces itself. Slide open the concealed door built into the case, and the exterior gives way entirely to what it was hiding. A full natural pave diamond dial. The idea of a secret watch isn’t new, but the idea of a unisex hidden watch is, and is particularly relevant in these precarious times.
It’s a diamond watch worn in full public view, that no one else can see. Call it horological lingerie: you know what you’re wearing, and no one else does, unless you choose to show them.
This is the prototype Oshinobi, auctioned to benefit TimeForArt. A limited run will be released in 2027.
Oshinobi (お忍び) is a Japanese term with centuries of history: historically used to describe a person of high rank slipping out in disguise, moving through the world unrecognized.
Toledano & Chan borrows the word for a watch built on the same idea, translated into wearable form.
From the outside, Oshinobi is pure architecture: a faceted, brutalist bracelet and case in the sculptural language T&C is known for. Nothing about it announces itself. Slide open the concealed door built into the case, and the exterior gives way entirely to what it was hiding. A full natural pave diamond dial. The idea of a secret watch isn’t new, but the idea of a unisex hidden watch is, and is particularly relevant in these precarious times.
It’s a diamond watch worn in full public view, that no one else can see. Call it horological lingerie: you know what you’re wearing, and no one else does, unless you choose to show them.
This is the prototype Oshinobi, auctioned to benefit TimeForArt. A limited run will be released in 2027.