The joint. The core of the invention.
A watch on the finger obeys different laws than a watch on the wrist. The finger moves, turns, grips. A rigid ring watch forces the hand into position – whoever wants to read the time must adapt to the watch.
The CICHART 104 reverses this principle. Its case sits on an integrated ball joint: it rotates and tilts. The dial aligns itself to your eye – not your eye to the dial.
What feels self-evident did not exist before. The CICHART 104 is the first watch in the world with a rotating and tilting case. Developed through 104 construction stages, proven in over 1,000 tests, made in Germany.
The joint is more than engineering. It makes the RING WATCH wearable in the truest sense: a watch that stays readable in any position. An accessory that adapts to the hand – not the other way around. Without the joint, the 104 would be a piece of jewellery with a dial. With it, it is a watch worn on the finger.