On the 1st November 1911 Captain Robert Falcon Scott set out on the Terra Nova Expedition to reach the South Pole. Eleven weeks later the naval officer became the first British explorer to ever reach the pole, but sadly perished on his return journey. The world was informed of the tragedy when Terra Nova reached land in New Zealand over a year later. Within days, Scott became a celebrated hero and national icon.

The Haskell was inspired by such British exploration, and is named after a the Haskell Strait, the ocean passage which Scott crossed as he set off from Ross Island in Antarctica.

We set out with the goal to create a modern day adventurer’s watch; something that could be worn everywhere. A watch that is robust enough to withstand the daily rigours of the modern traveller and elegant enough for the urban adventurer. The Haskell has everything it needs to accompany you every step of the way; as you bustle through the daily commute or trek over the next peak. It’s ready to serve.

The Haskell is designed and manufactured to withstand daily use; the case has a subtle barrel profile with robust yet elegant lugs; thick, flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating; signature Antarctica domed caseback; a big, solid concave double o-ring crown with exceptional grip thanks to MWCs signature angled rifling texture. All together these features add up to a watch measuring 40mm diameter, just under 9.5mm thick with 100m water resistance. Perfect for any situation a modern day adventurer may find themselves in.

The Haskell arrives in 4 colourways; white, sand, blue and green, each featuring a unique serial number. All Haskell timepieces come presented in a specially designed waxed matte black box, accompanied by a celebration booklet and an incredible 5 year warranty.