In an industry obsessed with precision, symmetry, and repeatability, Horizon Watches takes a different path with the Nemolithic — one shaped not by machines alone, but by nature itself.

This is not a watch designed to look perfect under studio lights.
It is a watch designed to live, shift, and reveal itself over time.

With Nemolithic, Horizon reimagines its acclaimed Nemo platform through one of the oldest creative materials known to humanity: stone.

A Watch Shaped by Geological Time

The idea behind Nemolithic is deceptively simple: what if every dial was genuinely unrepeatable?

Each Nemolithic dial is cut from natural stone, formed over millions of years beneath the earth’s surface — long before watchmaking existed, long before time was measured in seconds and minutes. Once sliced, polished, and fitted into the Nemo case architecture, these stones become something else entirely: wearable artifacts.

No two dials are the same.
No two patterns repeat.
And Horizon makes no attempt to hide this — it celebrates it.

Five Stones, Five Personalities

The Nemolithic collection launches with five distinct stone dials, each carrying its own visual language and emotional pull:

• Tiger’s Eye — golden-brown tones with shifting chatoyancy that catches light as the wrist moves

• Lapis Lazuli — deep celestial blue, historically linked to royalty, exploration, and the night sky

• Malachite — vivid green banding that symbolises renewal and transformation

• Chrysocolla — expressive blends of turquoise and earthy tones, raw and organic

• Meteorite — a fragment of the cosmos itself, bearing patterns shaped beyond Earth

Each variant is limited to just 23 pieces worldwide, reinforcing the idea that Nemolithic is not about mass production, but meaningful ownership.

The Nemo, Reimagined

Despite the radical change in material, Nemolithic remains unmistakably Nemo.

The familiar 40mm case architecture balances strong lines with refined proportions, framing the stone dial without overpowering it. The layered construction, rotating bezel, and thoughtful depth give the dial space to breathe — allowing texture, colour, and natural irregularities to take centre stage.

Light plays a crucial role here. As the day changes, so does the watch. A Nemolithic never looks exactly the same twice.

This is design that rewards attention.

Built for Everyday Wear, Not Just Admiration

Stone dials may sound delicate — but Horizon ensures Nemolithic is built as a true modern tool watch.

At its core beats the Miyota 9035 automatic movement, chosen for its slim profile, reliability, and no-ghost-date configuration. The watch is water-resistant to 200 metres, protected by a boxed sapphire crystal with triple anti-reflective coating.

Paired with Horizon’s integrated steel bracelet featuring the MicroSliders adjustment system, Nemolithic is designed to be worn daily — not stored away.

It’s a rare balance: ancient material, modern execution.

Craft, Character, and Meaning

The name Nemolithic itself tells the story.

“Nemo” anchors the watch within Horizon’s design lineage, while “Lithic” references stone craftsmanship and humanity’s earliest creative expressions. Together, they form a bridge between past and present — a reminder that even in contemporary watchmaking, nature remains the ultimate artist.

Nemolithic isn’t about chasing trends or technical bravado. It’s about emotion, texture, and individuality — qualities often lost in an era of mass-produced perfection.

Extremely Limited, Intentionally So

Each stone variant is produced in just 23 pieces, reflecting both the rarity of the materials and the complexity involved in crafting ultra-thin stone dials suitable for everyday wear.

Once a specific dial pattern is gone, it is gone forever.

Technical Specifications at a Glance

• Case: 40mm diameter, 10mm thickness (without crystal), 47mm lug-to-lug

• Material: 316L stainless steel, brushed and polished

• Bezel: Unidirectional rotating bezel with sapphire insert, Super-LumiNova (Old Radium / BGW9)

• Crystal: Boxed sapphire with triple internal anti-reflective coating

• Dial: Natural stone (Tiger’s Eye, Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, Chrysocolla, Meteorite)

• Movement: Miyota 9035 automatic (no ghost date)

• Water Resistance: 20 ATM / 200 metres

• Bracelet / Strap: Integrated steel bracelet with MicroSliders system, plus full-grain leather strap

The Horizon Nemolithic is now available in extremely limited numbers.
Discover the collection online or experience it in person in-stores.