Description
MING's Phoenix rises with a destro monopusher chronograph featuring a color-shifting multiphasic dial and a 9-part lug construction. At 150 pieces, this 40mm chrono on a 3D-printed titanium Polymesh bracelet is next-level microhorology.
Design
Destro (left-handed) crown, monopusher chronograph, color-shifting multiphasic dial, diamond-cut hands, 9-part lug system, 3D-printed titanium Polymesh bracelet.
Specs
- Movement: Sellita-based Ming Cal. SW562.M1 (60hr power reserve)
- Case: 40mm, 11.85mm thick
- Water Resistance: 100m
- Features: No-date, 30min counter
- Edition: 150 pieces
- Price: ~$6,900–$8,000
- Complications: Chronograph
What's Exciting
Color-shifting dials, 3D-printed titanium bracelets, destro monopusher layout — MING packs more innovation per square millimeter than brands ten times their size.
Sources
All brand names, logos, and product images are trademarks of MING Watch. Used for editorial commentary and review purposes under fair use. Specs verified against official brand sources and trusted publications as of April 2026.
History
MING was founded in 2017 in Malaysia by Ming Thein, quickly becoming one of modern horology's most talked-about independents. Releases sell out in seconds, with secondary prices reaching multiples of retail. Collaborations with Schwarz-Etienne and Agenhor provide technical credibility to match design prowess. The Phoenix chronograph — destro monopusher with color-shifting dial — combines unusual case orientation, single-button mechanism, and chromatic dial work into a piece that exists nowhere else in the horological landscape.
