Our Journey

Studio Plural started with a simple frustration: 3D printing had opened up geometry, texture, and color that watchmaking never had access to — but on its own, it isn't precise enough to make a watch that actually works. Wearable. Durable. Keeps time.

Jaren Faleide, an award-winning product designer, saw the opening: pair the expressive freedom of 3D-printed titanium with the parts of a watch that can't afford to flex — a machined stainless core, sapphire crystal, a Swiss movement regulated by hand. You set the direction — dimensions, lattice, color, finish — and a small group of specialists build it right.

That's Studio Plural: a place to actually play with a watch's design, without worrying about getting it "wrong," backed by the same precision every mechanical watch depends on.

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Expression, Precision, Honesty

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PRECISION

Hybrid by design.

3D-printed titanium shapes what you see; machined core, sapphire, Swiss movement handle what has to perform.

Regulated by hand.

±5 seconds/day, by a dedicated watchmaker.

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EXPRESSION

Design, yours.

Every watch starts with your choices; three prototype rounds are built into the price.

No "wrong" answers.

Raw, monochrome, or bold — every combination is legitimate.

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MATERIAL HONESTY

Titanium, as it is.

Machining marks and layer lines are character, not flaws.

Anodizing, not paint.

Color is a chemical shift in the metal itself.

Meet the Makers

Jaren Faleide

Founder + Designer

An award-winning product designer, Jaren built Studio Plural to bring 3D printing's expressive range to watchmaking, without compromising what makes a watch work.

Watchmaker

Assembly + Regulation

Builds and regulates every movement by hand, to ±5 seconds/day, before your watch ships.

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Finish

Anodizes every titanium part to your chosen color, by hand, one watch at a time.