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Official DC watches, from Gotham City to Krypton
Filippo Loreti designs officially licensed DC watches for collectors who wear their heroes and villains every day. Each piece takes one story and puts it on the dial: the purple and green chaos of The Joker, the stealth black of the Batmobile, the yellow beacon of the Bat-Signal, the question marks of The Riddler and the raised "S" crest of Superman.
The line covers two engines. Automatic models such as The Joker Madness, the Bat-Signal and the Superman Legacy of Krypton series run on the NH35 automatic movement. Batman Gotham City and the Batmobile use a Mecha-Quartz movement, and The Joker Chaos Timekeeper is a chronograph with three subdials. Cases are stainless steel and most models have luminous hands.
Batman and his villains
See the full Batman watches collection.
Batman Gotham City is a 200 m diver with a blue skeleton dial and the Bat emblem. The Joker Chaos Timekeeper carries the "HAHAHA" bezel, The Joker Madness a 3D red spiral dial and "Why so serious?" at 6 o'clock, and The Riddler a green spiral dial with a question mark bezel.
Superman
The Superman watches pair a deep pressed meteorite pattern dial with a raised 3D "S" crest and green lume inspired by Kryptonite.
FAQ
Are these official DC watches?
Yes. They are made by Filippo Loreti under an official DC licence.
Which DC watches are automatic?
The Joker Madness, the Bat-Signal, The Riddler and the Superman Power, Justice, Kryptonite and Kal-El models. Batman Gotham City and the Batmobile use a Mecha-Quartz movement.
How much is a DC watch from Filippo Loreti?
Prices start at $295 and go up to $475 depending on the model and movement.
