Made in Germany. Measured Like a Leica.

A 41 mm case in brushed steel or sandblasted titanium, under sapphire and water resistant to 100 m, so it goes from desk to dinner to the ocean without a second thought. The stamped dial pattern is drawn from a camera shutter, and the red-dot button releases the strap or bracelet the way you'd release a Leica lens. Inside is the Leica caliber LA-3001, developed with the Swiss movement maker Chronode.

The ZM 12 takes everything we like about the ZM 11, the automatic movement, the shutter-pattern dial and the red-dot strap change, and puts it in a 39 mm case. On a smaller wrist, or under a shirt cuff, it wears beautifully on a wide range of wrist sizes. 

The ZM 1 launched Leica's watch line, and it still shows the most of what Leica was thinking: a hand-wound movement made in Germany, a clean dial with a power reserve display and small seconds, and a crown Leica patented to switch between winding and setting. The Leica ZM 1 embodies the essence of our favorite Leica cameras and lenses in a watch. 

The ZM 2 adds a second time zone and a day and night indicator to the ZM 1, so home time stays on your wrist when you travel. Same hand-wound movement made in Germany, same patented crown, and also a Monochrom Edition in black. If you're a frequent flyer, this is the watch for you.