Explore Lorier

Lorier approaches vintage watch design as a language rather than a template. Founded in 2018 by husband-and-wife team Lauren and Lorenzo Ortega, the American brand draws on mid-century sports watches without simply reproducing one reference. Domed acrylic crystals, slender case profiles, and brushed bracelets give the watches a family resemblance—and put much of their character in the details you notice on the wrist.

The Neptune is the clearest expression of that approach: a dive watch with pointed crown guards, a rotating bezel, and the warm distortion of acrylic over the dial. The Falcon takes a quieter route. Its compact proportions and three-six-nine layout bring the practical charm of an old exploration watch into something suited to everyday wear.

Other collections broaden the vocabulary. The Hyperion adds a GMT hand and a two-tone bezel, while the Gemini pairs a twin-register chronograph layout with a hand-wound movement. Across these designs, Lorier treats the crystal, dial, case, and bracelet as parts of the same composition.