Exaequo's 'melting watches' embody the Surrealist movement and the concept of fluid time. With the brand's revival, these unique timepieces attract watch enthusiasts by offering a distinctive alternative to other watches in the market.

Exaequo's 'melting watches' embody the Surrealist movement and the concept of fluid time. With the brand's revival, these unique timepieces attract watch enthusiasts by offering a distinctive alternative to other watches in the market.

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Why choose EXAEQUO

  1. EXAEQUO, the ‘melting watch’ is a direct take on ‘The Persistence of Memory’, 1931 painting by Salvador Dalí and capture the essence of the Surrealist movement.
  2. Each collection features a wide variety of strap options, complemented by a stunning selection of dial finishes.
  3. Crafted from 316L surgical-grade steel, the cases of these elegantly shaped watches guarantee durability for everyday use.
  4. EXAEQUObrings surrealistic culture back to life for enthusiasts, presenting a timeless icon of style and culture that anyone can proudly wear.

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