Singer Reimagined has always been about emotion in motion. Born from the same creative spirit that revolutionised the automotive world through Singer Vehicle Design, the brand’s watchmaking arm channels that same obsession with mechanical purity and functional beauty.

The Flytrack “On The Road” Edition, created in collaboration with The Limited Edition, is an ode to driving passion — a watch that doesn’t just measure time but celebrates the fleeting, high-adrenaline moments that make life feel alive. Limited to just ten unique pieces, it embodies everything Singer stands for: performance-inspired design, mechanical ingenuity, and an unwavering reverence for precision.

This is a timepiece for those who live for the road — who see each journey not as a route from A to B, but as an experience to be savoured, second by second.

First impressions (aesthetics and dial)

At first glance, the Flytrack On The Road Edition feels like a dashboard instrument plucked from the cockpit of a classic endurance racer — only distilled, refined, and reimagined for the wrist. The matte black velvety dial, with its racing-inspired orange accents and bold typography, instantly communicates speed and precision.

Instead of a traditional chronograph layout, Singer has stripped it back to its purest form. The single central hand measures elapsed seconds at the push of a button — an elegant, minimalist nod to motorsport’s split-second world. The bright tachymetric scale, detailed minute ring, and Singer’s signature typography give the dial a clean yet thrilling dynamism.

It’s part instrument, part art — a design that captures motion even when standing still.

Case and dimensions

The 43mm case, crafted from grade 5 titanium, achieves that sweet spot between boldness and lightness. It feels technical and precise, as if machined for performance rather than ornament. The case profile, just 15mm thick, features Singer’s instantly recognisable barrel-shaped silhouette — a design that’s both futuristic and nostalgic, paying homage to classic racing stopwatches of the 1960s and ‘70s.

Brushed and polished surfaces play beautifully with light, while the flared lugs and subtly integrated push-button at 2 o’clock ensure the design remains sleek and cohesive. The caseback, engraved with the “On The Road” inscription and The Limited Edition partnership details, reinforces its exclusivity.

Movement

Inside beats the remarkable Singer AGH6363 calibre, a manual-winding movement developed in collaboration with Agenhor, one of the most respected movement specialists in the industry. This calibre is the very heart of the Flytrack concept — a chronograph-like mechanism that allows the central seconds hand to instantly reset, stop, and fly back to zero at the push of a button.

Unlike a standard chronograph, the Flytrack’s function is beautifully simplified. The pusher at 2 o’clock enables you to time short intervals — a nod to lap times, gear shifts, or coffee breaks — without cluttering the movement with a full chronograph train.

Operating at 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) and delivering a 55-hour power reserve, the AGH6363 is visible through the sapphire caseback, revealing its star-shaped bridge and immaculate hand-finishing — a mechanical sculpture in motion.

Wearability (on-wrist experience)

On the wrist, the Flytrack feels mechanical yet personal. The titanium case and ergonomic curvature mean it hugs the wrist comfortably, while the black perforated calfskin leather strap — accented with orange stitching — reinforces the motorsport DNA.

The watch feels incredibly balanced — neither oversized nor delicate. Its design is tactile; pressing the pusher gives a satisfying mechanical response, reminding you that you’re engaging directly with the mechanism inside.

It’s the kind of watch that doesn’t just sit on your wrist — it interacts with you. You find yourself pressing that pusher just to feel its precision.

Finish, details and touches

Singer’s attention to detail borders on obsessive — and the On The Road Edition is no exception. The brushed titanium casework, the delicate sandblasted dial texture, and the vibrant orange details all create a tactile harmony.

The typography and layout are beautifully legible, the luminescent numerals crisp and evenly applied. The sapphire crystal is domed with anti-reflective treatment, giving the watch a sense of openness. Flip it over, and the finishing of the movement is pure Agenhor magic: deep bevels, concentric brushing, and visible functional components that evoke the precision of a high-performance engine.

Every part feels purposeful, engineered, and aesthetically tuned — just like a Singer Porsche.

Value, rarity and market position

At a retail price of approximately CHF 29,900 (around £26,000), the Flytrack “On The Road” Edition occupies a fascinating niche — an independent, ultra-limited creation that sits between high-concept chronographs and artisanal horology.

Only ten pieces exist, each individually numbered, making it far rarer than almost anything from the major maisons. But beyond numbers, it’s the philosophy that sets it apart. Singer and The Limited Edition have built a watch for people who feel time — those who see in it the poetry of speed, motion, and precision craftsmanship.

In the world of independent watchmaking, this is where emotion meets engineering — and that’s priceless.

Conclusion (our verdict)

The Singer Reimagined Flytrack “On The Road” Edition isn’t just a watch — it’s a philosophy of motion. It distills the essence of driving, timing, and living in the moment into a single, beautifully executed object.

It doesn’t chase complications for the sake of it; instead, it celebrates simplicity done with soul. Every push of the pusher, every glint of orange on black, every flicker of mechanical energy under the sapphire caseback reminds you that time is an experience, not a measurement.

This is not a watch for everyone — and that’s exactly the point. It’s for those who understand that less can be infinitely more, that performance is poetry, and that being “On The Road” is as much about the journey as it is the destination.