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Solvil et Titus Unveils Limited-Edition Watch Collection Inspired by Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil

Two distinctive ranges — The Cape and Aspira — bring the film's enchanting underwater world to the wrist.

Solvil et Titus is proud to announce a limited-edition watch collection created in collaboration with the beloved Doraemon franchise, celebrating the release of Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil. Drawing on the film's enchanting underwater world, the collection spans two distinctive ranges — The Cape and Aspira — each marrying meticulous horological craftsmanship with playful design details that fans and collectors alike will treasure.

The Cape Automatic

Dive-Ready · Automatic · 200m Water Resistance · 42 mm

At the heart of the collection sits The Cape automatic, a robust timepiece powered by an automatic mechanical movement and rated to 200 metres of water resistance. Its stainless-steel case is crowned by a blue aluminium unidirectional rotating bezel adorned with seahorse, fish and whale motifs in place of conventional hour markers — a nod to the film's oceanic setting. The crown carries an engraving of the anchor emblem found on Doraemon's chameleon cap.

Beneath the sapphire crystal, a white dial reveals a proudly standing illustrated Doraemon at 6 o'clock. Hour markers, hour hand and minute hand are finished with a high-performance lume coating for reliable legibility on every deep-sea adventure, while the tip of the red seconds hand is accented with Doraemon's signature yellow bell. The exhibition caseback displays its laser-engraved limited-edition number alongside a printed artwork of Doraemon wearing the Chameleon Cap and the film title.

Collectors may also opt for the blue stainless-steel edition, which pairs a blue gradient sunray dial with an aqua-blue second hand. Its exhibition caseback is decorated with an illustration of Doraemon driving an underwater buggy beneath the waves, accompanied by the film's English title. Every timepiece ships with an individually numbered certificate, a dedicated presentation box and an exclusive limited-edition polishing cloth.

Aspira Automatic

Automatic · 100m Water Resistance · 36 mm

The Aspira automatic offers a refined 36 mm stainless-steel case fitted with an automatic mechanical movement and water resistance to 100 metres. A blue aluminium unidirectional rotating bezel features starfish- and seashell-style hour markers that echo the film's marine landscapes, while the crown bears an engraving of Doraemon's iconic bell.

Under the sapphire crystal, a gradient light-blue dial is brought to life by marine creature motifs, with an illustrated Doraemon at centre stage at 6 o'clock. Hour markers, hour hand and minute hand carry a high-performance lume coating so that every adventurer can read the time no matter how deep the journey takes them. On the small second subdial, a whale sits on the hand and swims smoothly around as time flows by — a subtle tribute to the story's mysterious underwater world. Each stainless-steel caseback is individually laser-engraved with its limited-edition number, and the exhibition window is adorned with a print of Doraemon as featured in the film.

The Aspira is also available in a rose gold-tone stainless-steel edition paired with a matching pink aluminium bezel and gradient pink dial. At 6 o'clock, Doraemon appears in a chameleon cap, accompanied by two tropical fish on the running seconds display. The rose gold-tone exhibition caseback showcases a printed portrait of Doraemon alongside the film's English title. As with every piece in the collection, each watch is accompanied by an individually numbered certificate, a dedicated presentation box and an exclusive limited-edition polishing cloth.

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About Solvil et Titus

Founded in 1887, Solvil et Titus has built a legacy of elegant watchmaking that speaks to life's meaningful moments. As part of the Stelux Group, the brand continues to blend timeless design with contemporary storytelling for watch enthusiasts across Asia.