Knot is a premium Japanese watch brand established in 2014, specializing in customizable mechanical timepieces and traditional artisan collaborations.
Established in Kichijoji, Japan in 2014, Knot is a premium timepiece brand dedicated to the fusion of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern watchmaking. The brand rapidly gained recognition for its high-quality, domestically produced mechanical watches and its highly customizable strap system.
Through their MUSUBU partner network, Knot actively collaborates with skilled artisans across Japan, incorporating heritage materials like Kanazawa gold leaf, handmade lacquer, and Kaihara denim into their meticulously designed watch models. From classic automatic winding movements to durable auto-charge sport watches, Knot timepieces represent a perfect blend of timeless aesthetics, precision engineering, and rich cultural artistry.
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For automatic watches, wearing the watch for at least 8 hours a day will automatically wind the mainspring through daily arm movements. If the watch has stopped, gently shake it from side to side, or manually rotate the crown to wind it until the power reserve indicator shows it is full.
Knot straps feature 'Easy Levers'. Turn the watch and strap upside down, insert the strap into the watch starting on the side opposite of the lever. Push the lever inwards softly with your fingernail, slide the lever side of the strap into the watch body to align with the hole, and release the lever to secure it.
Yes, but the resistance level varies by model. Classic models typically feature 3 to 5 ATM water resistance meant for light splashes and rain. Sport models like the PX82 feature 20 ATM suitable for swimming, but they should not be used for scuba diving. Ensure the crown is always securely locked before water exposure.
Insert a small flathead screwdriver into the clasp hole and lift the clasp. Slide it to your desired position, align the grooves on the back of the strap with the grooves on the clasp, and use the screwdriver to push it firmly back down so it locks in place.