Some people buy watches to count steps.
Others collect objects that make them smile every time they look down.

This one belongs to the second group.

This isn’t about features. It’s about presence.

The Cheshire Cat Watch behaves like a character.
He reacts. He plays. He pauses. He gets pensive.
Sometimes he seems to be thinking about you.

Each interaction subtly shapes the experience.
The more time you spend together, the more familiar he feels.

What it isn’t

- Not a smartwatch
- Not waterproof or shock-proof
- Not designed for children

This is a collectible art object, meant to be worn the way you’d wear a favorite ring, sculpture, or heirloom piece.

It isn’t designed for sports, water, or rough use. It isn’t trying to replace your phone.

If utility is the priority, this probably isn’t the right watch. If delight is — keep going.

Meet the Cheshire Cat

He watches.
He plays games.
He answers questions with mischievous certainty — or refuses to answer at all.

Each watch includes a collection of “Experiences”: moments of animation, mood, and interaction that bring the Cat to life.

You don’t scroll through them.
You discover them.

Designed with a Disney Imagineer. Built by hand.

This watch isn’t mass-produced.

It’s built—carefully, deliberately, and in small numbers. 200 pieces in total.

Each Cheshire Cat Watch is hand-assembled, tested, and finished one at a time.

Inside is custom electronics designed specifically for this character — sensors, lighting, and software working together to create subtle, expressive behavior.

The hardware is original.

The software is bespoke.

Nothing here is off-the-shelf.

This isn’t a gadget rushed to market.

It’s a collectible object created through years of iteration, prototyping, and refinement—by a team of people who care deeply about how things feel, not just how they function.

Built to be worn.

Built to last.

Built with intention.

The story behind why this exists →

Something different happens when you wear this.

People won’t ask what app it runs.

They’ll lean closer.
They’ll smile.
They’ll want to see him again.

Because this isn’t a device.
It’s a character.

This isn’t something you put on. It’s someone you meet.

The Cheshire Cat Watch isn’t here to notify you.
It’s here to notice you.

To keep you company.
To surprise you.
To become part of the stories you carry with you.

If that speaks to you, you already understand it.