Mudita Element Watch

Mudita Element – Ultra-slim minimalist titanium automatic watch

The Mudita Element embodies functional minimalism in a grade 2 titanium case just 7.85 mm thick and 39 mm in diameter. Its sleek design, without a logo on the dial, favors simplicity and readability, with clean numerals and a sober aesthetic.

It is powered by a Sellita SW300-1 Elaboré caliber, a Swiss Made automatic movement, 28,800 vph, 25 jewels, offering 56 hours of power reserve and a precision of ±5 s/d.

The 39 mm titanium case, flat sapphire crystal with triple-sided anti-reflective coating, and screw-down case back engraved with a unique serial number (limited edition of 700 pieces) meet the 5 ATM (50 m) water resistance standards.

At only 35 g, it is very comfortable to wear. The vegan strap made of cactus leather is interchangeable, 20 mm wide, and equipped with a titanium buckle

Technical specifications

• Brand: Mudita

• Model: Element

• Movement: Sellita SW300-1 Elaboré (Swiss Made), automatic, 28,800 vph, 25 jewels, 56h reserve, ±5 s/d

• Case: Grade 2 titanium, 39 mm Ø, 7.85 mm thick

• Crystal: Flat sapphire, triple AR

• Case back: Screw-down, engraved (limited edition, unique no.)

• Water resistance: 5 ATM / 50 m

• Strap: Vegan, 20 mm, titanium buckle

• Weight: 35 g

• Limitation: 700 pieces, certified Swiss Watch Association

• Warranty: 2 years (Swiss service)

Why choose this watch?

The Mudita Element offers a radically minimalist and sustainable approach: no battery, no logo, only the essentials. Its reliable Swiss movement, ultra-thin titanium case, and eco-friendly design (vegan strap, limited edition) make it an exceptional choice for lovers of discreet, lightweight, and meaningful watches. At under €1000, the Mudita Element is the ultimate efficient timepiece.

About Mudita

Mudita is a committed brand that offers watches, phones, and alarm clocks designed for mindfulness. Assembled in Switzerland, their watches prioritize the essentials: accuracy, durability, and sobriety, for a relaxing, long-term horological experience