Wanna show everybody how much of a durian aficionado you are, then the Hexmariner 39 Durian on your wrist might just do the trick!
Watch collectors and durian lovers alike are likely to take notice of this limited-edition timepiece from Malaysian brand Revelot. The watch made its debut on Friday, according to the brand's website.
According to Malaysian publication Says.com, early birds can get their hands on the Hexmariner 39 Durian for RM1,388. After that, it retails at RM,1688. It is available in limited quantities on Revelot.com and at select Timekeeper outlets.
Describing the watch as a "bold tribute to Malaysia's iconic fruit", Revelot is looking to not just celebrate the durian but to also elevate its symbol into something more refined, said the brand on its website.
The watch's dial is deep green, similar to the durian's thorny exterior while the warm yellow indices resemble the fruit's golden flesh and also ensures legibility in low light. A nice touch is the tiny durian-shaped detail that sits towards the end of the second hand. The overall colour palette continues on its bezel, with the durian-green unidirectional ceramic bezel paired with yellow lume-filled markers. Flip the watch over and you'll spot a durian silhouette on the caseback, tying the entire theme together.
Pearly Tan-Thinaah Muralitharan broke their long-standing jinx against Japan's Chiharu Shida-Nami Matsuyama to reach the Japan Open final for the first time yesterday.
The world No. 3 Malaysians delivered one of their best performances on the World Tour, stunning the world No. 2 pair 21-13, 21-11 in front of a partisan crowd in Tokyo.
It was only their second win in fifteen meetings against the Japanese duo, having last beaten them during their title run at the 2022 French Open. Shida-Matsuyama had long haunted the Malaysians, including denying them the bronze medal match at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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