Cincinnati Watch Company Stripes (SW300-1)

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37% of key specs known. Missing: lug-to-lug, thickness, weight, water resistance, hardening, crystal, AR coating, crown, lume, end links, link attachment, clasp micro-adjust.

Hand-made cloisonné enamel dial by watchmaker Jordan Ficklin: tiger stripes and a prominent number 9 in opaque black, orange and white Japanese vitreous (grand feu) enamel, with hand-bent 24K gold wires on .999 fine silver, fired several times at about 1400 °F. The 2025 pieces in the brand's 36mm enamel-dial case; the 2026 Stripes in the 12.4mm architectural-enamel case with a Sellita SW200-2 Power+ is a separate model. The first piece is listed simply as "Stripes" (recorded here as #1) and is shown sold in the brand's Enamel Watch Gallery; the #2 and #4 listings reuse #1's photos and are sold out but not in the gallery, so it isn't clear they were delivered as shown; no #3 listing was found. Case, diameter, lug width and movement are from the specifications block the brand uses on its enamel-dial pages (316L steel, 36mm, 20mm lugs, Swiss Sellita SW300-1b automatic, steel bracelet); "b" is Sellita's no-date execution and the dials show no date. Display caseback from the caseback photo the brand shows on its enamel-dial listings. Five-link bracelet from the product photos. Thickness, lug-to-lug, crystal and water resistance are not published. #1 listed March 2025, #2 June 2025, #4 July 2025.

Last verified: 2026-10-25. Edit or correct this entry.

Sources

• Cincinnati Watch Company, Stripes (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, Stripes #2 (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, Stripes #4 (product page, description and specifications) accessed 2026-10-25
• Cincinnati Watch Company, Enamel Watch Gallery (sold pieces) accessed 2026-10-25