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CLUB MARLOE EVENING
We’re excited to announce that the next Club Marloe Evening will take place on Thursday 3rd July, from 6pm. As always, drinks are on us — and this time, we’re hoping to bring in a food truck so there’s something a bit heartier than crisps on offer.
Save the date, and we’ll be in touch as soon as reservations open.
MORAR 310
For 2025, we’re building on the strong foundation laid by the Morar 310 - a truly distinctive dive watch that has set the tone for Marloe’s future. With Alison leading the charge on in-house assembly, we’re now able to produce smaller batches, opening the door to greater diversity and creativity across our range.
As part of this evolution, we’ll be releasing six new colours for 2025 (more on those soon!). We’re also bringing back the Gold King - now assembled in-house and featuring a new caseback design.
SKYSPLITTER
Our GMT, released two years ago, marked our first step into the world of multiple time zones. It was designed with a period-specific aesthetic - but in hindsight, it missed the natural association GMTs tend to have with aviation and pilots.
So, we’ve gone all in. This new release embraces a bold aviation-instrument style, drawing inspiration from the ever-present military aircraft that soar above the Misty Isle - a fast-jet training ground for the Eurofighter, F-15, F-35, and the colossal A400M Atlas. This is a watch that feels right at home behind the flight stick.
It also debuts our first fitted steel bracelet, complete with the features you've asked for: quick-release, screwed links, micro-adjustment, and a slimline buckle. We’re nervously excited to see it in the metal — and it’s set to shape the standard for future releases.
AERODYNE
Speaking of aviation - as we looked beyond the Morar 310 and thought about what might come next, our minds returned to smaller-diameter watches. With the Tay now retired, there’s a clear gap to fill. In hindsight, we also think we missed an opportunity to explore the classic field watch styles that the Tay could have embodied.
This next piece is our answer to that. It’s the first watch we've created that draws inspiration from an album - The Final Flight by Public Service Broadcasting, a masterful blend of music and archival storytelling. The album, inspired by the life and legend of Amelia Earhart, sparked our own journey into designing a timepiece rooted in 1930s aviation and field watch heritage.
The result feels right at home on a sunbaked American airfield, the scent of aircraft fuel in the air and the hum of radial engines overhead. There’s something for everyone in this collection - from bold, bright dials to understated flieger designs, plus a few unique details we’re keeping under wraps for now.
We’re also developing a fitted metal bracelet for it. The watch is currently shaping up at 38mm in diameter, an 18mm lug width, and - all going well - a date window with a magnifier.
SCEPTRE S2
While developing new designs, we also took a fresh look at our bold and uncompromising submarine watch — the Sceptre. It’s been many years since the original was created, well before our shift in design philosophy and outlook. With that in mind, the Sceptre has undergone a thoughtful overhaul. We’ve introduced new dial layouts, reworked handsets, and a redesigned bezel to enhance functionality and reduce visual ambiguity.
This evolution brings the Sceptre closer in spirit to the world it was built for — big, bold, and unmistakably submarine-inspired. The result is the Sceptre S2: a more mature take on the original, keeping its aggressive case and dimensions but now featuring a flat crystal to reduce the refractions of the first-generation design.