The Armoury in Tokyo - Introducing the Naoya Hida & Co. 2022-2023 Collection

We're excited to present this year's collection by Japanese independent watchmaker Naoya Hida & Co. We put together this video with Hida-san talking about his history and introducing his pieces.
This year we also have one secret project that came to fruition - the Lettercutter, which is our collaboration model with Naoya Hida. We'll be doing a deeper dive into it when it officially releases later this month.
The Armoury will be showing Naoya Hida & Co.'s pieces in New York from May 26-29 and in Hong Kong from June 2-6.
See more about Naoya Hida's pieces here -
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[@Konsaliki]

It's a lot of fun listening to Hida-san's explanation of why he was hesitant to use the Valjoux as is. And of course: a great winding feel is crucial for a handwound watch. Thanks for sharing this interview, Mark.

[@SuperJulioes]

Bravo 👏 Mr. Hida! Those watches are beautiful 😍

[@stoneriverwatches]

Wowow, amazing watches. Thanks for sharing!

[@frankleung7022]

Gorgeous watches! Can’t wait to see them in person…!

[@kenneth7826]

Yes i am a broken record.....i enjoyed this video....but then again i am big-time Armoury fan....i enjoy everyone of their videos...PEACE

[@kenneth7826]

Very attractive looking watches

[@dooncoz]

Thank you very much for the video. They all look great. Who did he say had the idea for the Valjoux 7750?

[@Jsmashfq]

Waitlist is so out of fashion nowadays. People with thousands of $$$ must write application and wait to be selected to buy jewelry. Interesting!

[@Jim58223]

13:27 what was the title of that book?

[@Henri09]

Antiquorum the art of vacheron constantin

[@Jim58223]

@@Henri09 thanks

[@harpersdad9829]

Looks away and then crosses his arm...ouch ..

[@jakefry6563]

Yes, very rude.

[@awais105794]

What about movement?
Nothing about movement was discussed.