MING returns with another genre-bending creation, unveiling the 37.11 Odyssey as the next chapter in its award-winning dive-watch lineage. Building on the momentum of the GPHG-winning 37.09 Bluefin, the Odyssey reframes what a modern travel-ready diver can be—lightweight, ultra-functional, and unmistakably MING.
Designed for explorers who jump between continents as often as coastlines, the 37.11 introduces a GMT-equipped evolution of MING’s pressure-balanced case architecture, now rendered entirely in Grade 2 titanium. Paired with either a matching titanium bracelet, a slate FKM rubber strap, or the brand’s wild new Grade 5 Polymesh, the Odyssey weighs in at just 42 grams while maintaining a muscular 300m of water resistance.
The star of the show is its rotating 24-click internal dial, a bidirectional GMT ring engineered to track a third time zone—perfect for travelers juggling multiple geographies. A smoked sapphire dial reveals subtle hints of the SW330.M2 movement beneath, while day-night indicators glow in orange and blue Super-LumiNova. Even the crowns are color-coded and luminous, delivering the kind of detail-obsessed fun MING fans expect.
MING also debuts gradient-lumed hands for the first time, adding a cinematic, almost sci-fi presence in low light. Dual domed sapphire crystals, anthracite-skeletonized hardware, and the brand’s signature Polar White indices complete a design that feels both futuristic and deeply functional.
The MING 37.11 Odyssey will be available on November 11 at 1 PM GMT, priced from $6,140 to $7,382, depending on the configuration. Lightweight, capable, and unlike anything else in the GMT-diver category, it’s built for those who never stop moving.
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