Blacked-out 42mm automatic in PVD steel, in Noir and Blanc, with day-month Meridian variants. Individually numbered, 1 of 200.
Two watches, each engineered around a purpose. The Manx for every day. The Passage for every time zone.
Blacked-out 42mm automatic in PVD steel, in Noir and Blanc, with day-month Meridian variants. Individually numbered, 1 of 200.
Green-dial true GMT on a matched steel bracelet. An independently-adjustable hour hand and 24-hour bezel track a second time zone.
Named for the Isle of Man TT, the mountain circuit where riders survive by refusing to hesitate. Designed to the millimeter: a custom dial we couldn't buy off the shelf, and a 2 o'clock pusher that isn't round, which forced us to engineer a welded sheath with its own gasket to keep the case waterproof. Day and month complications, Japan-made automatic movement, domed sapphire crystal, 316L steel case in black PVD. The watch you actually wear, not the one you're afraid to.
Most watches in this category swap a dial pattern onto a stock movement and call it a new watch. We designed the Manx around a custom dial specified to the millimeter, and when that created engineering problems, we solved them instead of compromising the design. Three custom Sellita-based movements are already in development for future releases.

316L stainless in black PVD, 42mm. The 2 o'clock pusher isn't round, so we engineered a welded sheath with its own gasket to keep the case waterproof. The caseband is engraved: Protoforce · Sapphire Crystal · Stainless Steel · 10 ATM.

An exhibition caseback frames a self-winding Miyota 9122 automatic, reliable, honest, serviceable. Three custom Sellita-based movements are in development for future Mercier releases. Every Manx sold funds the next one.

Dings and scratches are proof, not damage. An older Mercier with a real patina is worth more than a factory-perfect one that never left the box.
A double nod. To Alex Mercer in the video game Prototype (if you say our name wrong, you'll get it), and to the anime convention where a strike-through says this identity is behind me now. The mark identifies the moment a piece leaves prototype status. It passed the gauntlet. It's yours.
February 2025. Sitting at my desk about to send my Omega in for service. Paused, said it out loud. Went full send that afternoon — started designing, refined it again, and again, worked with a watch engineer on everything my skill set couldn't cover.
Manx is named for the Isle of Man TT, the road race where you survive by being willing to be afraid and going anyway. That's the only way I know how to build a company. That's the only way this one works.
We stand behind every piece
Wear it, live with it, decide
Each case serial-engraved
Encrypted & protected
It ships October 31, 2026. Each piece is individually numbered.
A Japan-made Miyota Cal. 9122 automatic with a roughly 42-hour power reserve. It self-winds as you wear it.
42mm diameter, 51mm lug-to-lug, on a 22mm strap. It wears true to size, and the strap comes in two lengths: Standard fits 6.5–7.2 inch wrists, XL fits 7.5–9.1 inch wrists.
Yes, 10 ATM. Built for everyday wear, swimming and snorkeling, though not deep-sea diving.
Yes. At checkout you can split it with Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay or Cash App Pay, plus card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Every Mercier is backed by a 5-year warranty and a 30-day return policy.
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