Singer Reimagined Launches 1970 DualTrack with Slimmer GMT Movement

Key points

• The new 1970 DualTrack features a 40mm stainless steel case with a thickness of 12.6mm, thinner than the previous DualTrack model.
• It utilizes the Calibre 4 DT Slim, a modified ST5001 movement with a 144-hour power reserve and 197 components.
• The watch includes an integrated Track Curb bracelet that tapers from 22mm to 18mm and offers a caller GMT function.
• Three dial variations are available: Khaki green, Cobalt blue, and Dark Espresso brown.
• The timepiece is priced at CHF 23,500 excluding VAT and will be part of the regular collection, not a limited edition.

Background

Singer Reimagined previously introduced the DualTrack in April 2026, which was based on the ST5000 movement. The new 1970 DualTrack builds on this foundation with a slimmer profile and a design inspired by 1970s sports watches, cars, and HiFi equipment. The brand has a history of releasing GMT watches, including the DiveTrack and Caballero collections.

Why it matters

The 1970 DualTrack represents a significant design evolution for Singer Reimagined, offering a slimmer and more angular aesthetic that may attract a new customer base. The use of the Calibre 4 DT Slim movement demonstrates the brand's commitment to refining its technical offerings while maintaining high standards of accuracy and power reserve.

What to watch

The 1970 DualTrack will be available for purchase starting in October 2026. Customers can expect to see the watch in three dial variations, with the Dark Espresso brown being highlighted as a particularly appealing option. The brand will likely continue to expand its GMT offerings with further refinements to the ST5001 movement.