Collection History
Organic Time, presented starting in 2013 with the OT-1 reference, is the collection that gave the Dietrich brand its visual identity: a case with a hybrid profile between a hexagon and a barrel, with undulating lines, far removed from watchmaking's traditional round or rectangular proportions.
The automatic Miyota 82S7 movement is deliberately left exposed through the dial, with the escapement visible, while the six-sided domed sapphire crystal — which echoes the bezel's shape — features internal engravings that integrate with the dial's own design.
Instead of traditional spring bars, the case uses a through-fastening system with a dedicated screw component, a construction detail that fits the more "industrial design" than horological approach Emmanuel Dietrich applied to the collection from the start.
Technical Specifications
Main Executions
The Organic Time case does not use traditional spring bars: the strap is secured through a screw component built into the case structure itself, an unusual solution in the watchmaking landscape.

