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A giant leap for Detroit watchmaking has arrived. Introducing a new era for the Shinola Monster Series: Our first-ever manual wind chronograph, named for and inspired by the Apollo Space Missions. While these missions have long held ties to watchmaking, no timepiece has celebrated the Motor City’s instrumental impact on lunar and space exploration. Now, experience the untold story of Detroit’s crucial role in the Apollo missions through the Shinola Monster Chronograph. Signature Shinola Monster

At Shinola, we don’t compromise on quality. Elevate your style with a Shinola timepiece that celebrates classic American design. | Shinola | Facebook

The Canfield watch is a new design for Shinola, but also a new building process for our factory workers. Canfield watches are top loaded then pressed together with new machinery. This process allows for the Canfield’s wider dial and sleek bezel. No watch at Shinola had been built this way before, and our teams were highly trained for the new skill. | Shinola

Introducing The Movement. Powered by Shinola. The first-ever watch making interview series. Join us as our host, Titus Hayes, provides a look into Shinola’s craftsmanship as he walks our guests through various challenges during the watch assembly process. Stay tuned for season one, with a line up that includes: Sam Richardson Tim Robinson Mia Serafino Wallo267 Royce Da 5'9" Alice Cooper, and more Disclaimer: These episodes of The Movement were filmed before the SAG-AFTRA strike. | Shinola

Impeccable detail. Thoughtful design. And a commitment to craftsmanship that goes the extra mile. | Shinola

2K views · 61 reactions | Today we launched the newest timepiece in our Great Americans Series: the limited-edition Canfield that honors renowned architect Minoru Yamasaki. Known for his New Formalism-style buildings, Yamasaki celebrated minimalism and strict symmetry. This was the inspiration behind the unique design of this watch, and much like his buildings around the world, it's a work to be admired for many years to come. #Shinola | Shinola | Facebook