Möels & Co unveils the 528 S2 – an evolution in steel and glass
The watch continues Möels & Co’s design tradition, introducing subtle yet significant improvements in comfort, proportions, and visual balance.
Möels & Co has revealed the new 528 S2 – a timepiece that builds on the brand’s geometric design language and minimalist aesthetic. The 528 S2 refines the earlier 528 model, showing how small adjustments in proportion and finish can create meaningful evolution.
The design retains Möels & Co’s signature rectangular form but now appears more balanced and contemporary. A curved sapphire crystal, softer edges, and a cleaner dial layout give the watch a refined presence while maintaining its distinct identity.
Design heritage with new proportions
Described by Möels & Co as an evolution rather than a revolution, every component of the 528 S2 – from the case and lugs to the dial and caseback – has been re-engineered for improved comfort and a better wrist fit.
The collection launches in several dial colors, including black, blue, grey, and copper. Each features a metallic sunburst finish that plays with light and adds depth, complemented by light-colored straps and a brushed stainless-steel case.
Building on the design principles of previous models such as the 528 and 369, the 528 S2 achieves greater harmony in its proportions. Möels & Co emphasizes that the 528 S2 was created with continuity in mind – proving that evolution in detail can be enough to create something truly new.
Möels & Co 528 S2 – refined comfort and precision
According to the brand, every component of the 528 S2 has been carefully examined to enhance both aesthetics and functionality. From the crown’s position to the curvature of the caseback, every detail has been refined for a more natural fit.
Powered by a high-precision mechanical movement, the watch will be produced in limited quantities. Pre-orders open on October 28 at 12:00, and collector interest is already high.
Known for combining British design with Swiss craftsmanship, Möels & Co once again demonstrates how subtle changes in form and proportion can result in a sophisticated and comfortable expression of modern horology.
