NEBULA

Nebula - a Polish automatic watch inspired by space

Nebula is Polish automatic watch, where the dial is the protagonist. Six models — textures and color transitions refer to nebulae and constellations.

Under the dial is a Japanese automatic movement with a power reserve of approximately 48 hours. It winds by the movement of your wrist and requires no batteries. The case is made of 316L steel, with a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and is water-resistant to 30 ATM.

Selected models have a glass back that allows you to see the workings of the mechanism – the spinning rotor is the element that most often convinces people switching from quartz to automatic.

Each piece is hand-assembled in Krakow.

Six Nebula models

Lyra, Umber, Altair, Elara, Orionis i Polaris — at a single price of PLN 1,499. The names are not accidental: each refers to a star or constellation, and the dial reflects this motif with its texture and color gradient.

This is the most visually striking line in the lineup. If you're looking for a watch that blends into the background, the Nebula isn't it—and that's by design.

Technical standard

Japanese automatic movement with a power reserve of approximately 48 hours, 316L steel case, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and 30 ATM water resistance. Selected models feature a see-through caseback. Hand-assembled in Krakow, with a 14-day return policy.

Who is Nebula for?

For someone who wants a watch that's recognizable from across the table. A Polish automatic watch doesn't have to be conservative—the Nebula is proof of that. If you're looking for something understated, check out Horizon.

Frequently asked questions

Do Nebula shields differ between copies?

The dial texture is created in a process that produces subtle differences – no two pieces of the same model are ever 100% identical.

What does a glass cover do?

A view of the mechanism and its operation. This does not affect water resistance—the structure is sealed in the same way as the version with a steel caseback.

Is an automatic watch accurate?

A mechanical watch always deviates from a quartz watch by a few to a dozen or so seconds per day. This is a normal design characteristic, not a defect.