Ming 29.01 Worldtimer
The Ming 29.01 Worldtimer was a 40 mm Grade 5 titanium watch with a Schwarz-Etienne for MING ASE 222 automatic movement. It is no longer made, so this page is a reference for buying one used.
- Type
- Other
- Price
- – · edition of 100; maker page no longer shows a price
- Case diameter
- 40.0 mm
- Thickness
- 11.9 mm
- Origin
- Malaysia
- Movement
- Automatic (micro-rotor)
- Caliber
- Schwarz-Etienne for MING ASE 222
- Power reserve
- 70 h
- Complications
- Worldtimer
- Colour
- Grey
- Surface treatment
- Polished and blasted titanium
- Finish technology
- Natural finish
- Caseback
- Sapphire
- Nickel-free
- No (steel contact)
- Bracelet / strap
- Dark blue alcantara strap by Jean Rousseau plus a second strap of the buyer's choice, stainless steel tuck buckle with micro-adjustment
- Micro-adjust clasp
- Yes
- Crystal
- Deep box sapphire front with no bezel, domed sapphire rear, double-sided AR
- Display back
- Yes
- Dial
- Blue, sapphire with HyCeram fill over a rotating metallic blue 24-hour disc with a day-night gradient
- Dial colours
- Blue
- Lume
- Super-LumiNova X1
- Availability
- No longer offered
- Status
- Sold out; will not be produced again (maker); edition of 100
- Not published
- Reference, Lug-to-lug, Weight, Hardness, Construction, Matching bracelet
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Ming 29.01 Worldtimer nickel-free?
No. At least one part that touches the skin is steel, usually the caseback or the clasp, and steel carries nickel, so the guide does not list it as nickel-free.
What grade of titanium is the Ming 29.01 Worldtimer?
Grade 5, as stated by the maker. The caseback is sapphire.
What size is the Ming 29.01 Worldtimer?
The case is 40 mm across and 11.9 mm thick. It is water resistant to 50 m.
How much does the Ming 29.01 Worldtimer cost, and is it available?
It is no longer made, so the only way to buy one is used.
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