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Parivas Introduces Additive Watchmaking

A new category in horology

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Thu, 05/28/2026 - 12:02
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(Parivas: Los Angeles) -- The luxury watch company Parivas introduces a new category in horology: Additive watch design. On May 18, 2026, with the launch of the Exo.1, Parivas unveiled the first watch built from nothing—constructed as a single monolithic structure, engineered from an aerospace discipline, and made possible entirely through additive manufacturing. This is not a refinement of what came before. It is truly original.

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The era of additive watchmaking is the first period in the craft’s history where makers are no longer designing within the limits of their tools; their tools are constrained only by their ideas. Parivas was born entirely from this new era of additive manufacturing, with co-founders Mickey Brown (CEO) and Justin Chang (COO) bringing more than 30 years of combined experience in mechanical engineering and additive manufacturing. They approached the watch purely as designers and engineers—and that objectivity is precisely what made the Exo.1 possible.

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