Trustedwear Women · Launching 2027
The watch you wear every day.
The safety you don't have to think about.
Health, memory and fitness, every day. And seven small cameras that keep a record of anyone who comes close — sealed, so only you can see it — with Live Share and SOS for when you need someone. Close their covers whenever you want privacy.
Pairs with her phone · Designed and built in India
7
cameras that record who comes close
15 days
sealed — only you hold the key
3
covers that close every lens, by hand
7 days
on a charge · 48 h in heavy use
1.43″
AMOLED display
8
faces, two families
Every day
Tuesday at the office. Friday at midnight. The same watch.
Watch
Eight faces, steps and workouts — a watch you would choose anyway.
The facesHealth
Cycle, sleep and heart, learned overnight. On your phone alone.
HealthMemory
Look Back: find what was said, where you were, what you saw.
Look BackSafety
Seven cameras, Live Share and a one-hold SOS.
How safety worksSafety only works if you wear it. So we built a watch you want to wear every day.
Its seven cameras keep a sealed record of what happens around you — who came close, and when — and only you can open it.
Cameras covered at the office and over coffee. Open for the late cab, the early run, the walk home — recording before anything happens.
Mon
The early flight
Cameras open
Tue
The office
Cameras covered
Wed
The workout
Cameras covered
Thu
Coffee with friends
Cameras covered
Fri
The late cab
Cameras open
Sat
The morning run
Cameras open
Sun
Slow Sunday
Cameras covered
Also · Solo Runner
Built for women who run alone.
And then, if something happens
It looks like a watch. It protects like nothing else.
Five lenses round the rim, one looking up from the dial, one under the strap — so you don't have to keep looking over your shoulder.
0 of 7 · drag to rotate
- 5
Five around the rim. Together they see about three-quarters of the circle round your wrist.
- 1
One in the lobe. Looks up out of the dial — at whoever leans over you.
- 1
One on the strap. Sees the side of the wrist the case cannot.
Not the full circle: small gaps remain, the widest at 12 o'clock.
Nobody is assaulted from across the road. He has to come within arm's reach.
Thirty or forty centimetres: the one distance he cannot avoid, and the one a wrist camera is made for.
The cameras are black-and-white, 320 × 240, one frame a second — two in an SOS. Enough for a person a few metres away and a face at arm's length; not colour video, and not a number plate across the road.
“This is being recorded and sent live. They already have your face. Don't come any closer.”
A few metres away
It sees a person.
That someone was there, how close, and when.
Close enough to touch you
It sees a face.
He cannot reach you and stay out of the picture.
Two frames as the watch records them: black-and-white, 320 × 240. Generated stand-ins, not real footage.
How safety works
Someone you trust is already with you.
Like sharing your ride with a friend — except they see what is around you, not only where you are. No more “reached home?” texts: the recording is running before anyone closes in, and the press is only the alarm.
1 · Before
Start a Live Share to one person — 30, 60 or 120 minutes.
2 · During
They see where you are and what your cameras see, and hear the audio, live.
3 · If something happens
Hold SOS for five seconds. No phone to unlock.
4 · Immediately
Everyone you chose gets the alert, the live stream and the 15 minutes before.
5 · After
Kept as sealed, signed evidence — ready for the police or a court.
Live Share
Before anything happens
SOS
One press on the wrist
The sealed box
She holds the only key
Privacy strip · twist it shut
Privacy isn't a setting. It's hardware.
One twist covers all five rim lenses; the dial and strap cameras slide shut with a thumb. Anyone across the table can see it.
Near someone wearing one? What it can and cannot seeOpen · seven lenses live · tap Open or Covered to hold it
- 1
Twist the strip. One turn covers all five rim lenses at once.
- 2
Slide the front cover. Shuts the lens that looks up out of the dial.
- 3
Thumb the strap cover. Slides shut along the strap.
Nothing here is software: no setting or update can see through a cover. A cover does not cover the microphone: it hears until you pause or turn off recording, on the watch or in the app.
Look Back in Time
Your day, remembered.
What the watch saw and heard becomes a private memory you can search — for 15 days, on your phone, with your key. The words never leave it.
“Where did I leave my keys?”
Retrace · where you stopped
“What did we agree in that meeting?”
Conversations · or Ask
“When did I last see my passport?”
Photos · when it was in view
“Where did we stop on Saturday?”
Retrace · on a map
Look Back · your speaking coach
Hear how you come across. Then choose what to change.
It measures only your voice — your share of the talking, your pace, your filler words — and never grades you. Other voices are never kept.
- Interrupt less
- Slow down
- Fewer fillers
- Practise an interview
Every other day
A watch you will want on. Which is the whole point.
None of this is ever shared — not with a contact, not with us, not in an SOS.
AURELIA for her. Volt for her daughter.
Eight faces in one picker, drawn for the 1.43″ AMOLED.
AURELIA
Dress faces. Serif numerals, rose-gold hands, a pearl at six.
Grande
Stacked numerals · steps on the bezel
Guilloché
Analogue dress face · a pearl at six
Éclipse
Always-on · moon phase · battery hairline
Orbit
Time over three charm orbs
Volt Track Club
Designed for a teen girl. Violet accents, track stripes, a gauge.
Sprint
Stacked, left-set · steps on the right
Gauge
A 270° dial for the day's steps
Blackout
Analogue lume · four markers
Ghost
Outline numerals, for the night
Wear it to bed. It learns the rest.
Read overnight: your cycle and fertile window, a fever before you feel it, and how you really slept.
Steps on the bezel. Workouts on the wrist.
Steps on the face you chose; walks, runs and workouts started from the wrist.
The watch
What you are looking at.
Rendered from the engineering model, as it will be made.
- Display
- 1.43″ AMOLED, with the AURELIA faces drawn for it.
- Seven cameras
- Five in the case wall, one looking up out of the dial, one on the strap.
- Privacy covers
- A twist strip for the five rim lenses; sliders for the dial and the strap.
- Battery
- About a week on a charge; about 48 hours in heavy use.
- Recording light
- A red light at 5 o'clock, on whenever it records. Never in secret.
- Crowns
- Two. One is SOS — a five-second hold, nothing to unlock.
- Straps
- 18 mm silicone, rose-gold pins, a vented lower strap.
Ivory
Ivory · ivory strap · pink-gold accents
Noir
Black · ink strap · rose-gold accents
Who it is for
A watch for her whole life.
From twelve to sixty: one watch, one rule — she holds the only key.
Teenagers
Her own key, no parent app — and the Volt faces.
Students
The late library, the hostel walk.
Professionals
The commute, the late cab, the meeting.
Runners
The 5 a.m. loop, shared live.
Travellers
New cities and the ride from the airport.
Living alone
Someone she trusts, one hold away.
Stated plainly
Four things this is not.
- It does not recognise anyone. A person decides who it was — never our software.
- It will not make you safe; no watch can. First, get away. This is for when you cannot.
- It is not a weapon, and it cannot see through a mask.
- It is not a medical device. Cycle and sleep are tracking, not diagnosis or contraception.
Launching 2027
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Write or call us and we will reach out the day pre-orders open.