Accutron Is Coming to Lexor Miami: The Watch That Hummed Through Space

 


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The Watch That Hummed Instead of Ticked

Accutron — the brand that built the world's first fully electronic watch in 1960 and helped keep time for the Space Age — is on its way to Lexor Miami. Here's what's coming, and how to hear about it first.

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Founded1960
Signature TechTuning Fork
Price Range$3,950–$6,200
StatusComing Soon

Most watches tick. Accutron's original creation, launched in 1960, didn't — it hummed. Inside was a tuning fork vibrating at 360 hertz, replacing the mechanical balance wheel that every watch before it had relied on for three centuries. It was the world's first fully electronic watch, and it changed what accurate timekeeping meant. Sixty-five years later, Accutron is bringing that same spirit of quiet reinvention back — and soon, you'll be able to see it in person at Lexor Miami.

Quick Answer: Accutron, the brand behind the world's first fully electronic watch (1960), is coming soon to Lexor Miami. The current collection spans from the entry-level Accutron DNA and Spaceview 2020 (electrostatic movement) up to the flagship Spaceview 314 and Spaceview Evolution (built on a revived tuning fork movement), priced roughly $3,950 to $6,200. Reach out to Lexor Miami now via WhatsApp or in-store to be notified the moment stock arrives.

A Brand Built on One Radical Idea

In 1960, watchmaking had run on the same basic principle for hundreds of years: a spring-driven balance wheel oscillating back and forth to divide time into measurable beats. Accutron threw that out. Its engineers built a movement around a tiny tuning fork, driven electronically, vibrating far faster and more consistently than any mechanical escapement could manage. The result was a watch accurate to within a minute a month — a staggering leap for its era — and one that famously hummed rather than ticked, audible if you held it close to your ear.

1960
Accutron launches the world's first fully electronic watch, built around a 360Hz tuning fork movement.
1960s
The Space Age adopts Accutron — the brand's precision movements found their way into space-program instrumentation and the watches of the era's test pilots and engineers.
Today
A modern revival reintroduces the tuning fork in the flagship Spaceview line, alongside a new generation of electrostatic-movement watches across the Spaceview 2020 and Accutron DNA collections.

 

That history is exactly why Accutron earns a place at Lexor Miami. We built our name on real watchmaking stories, not just recognizable logos — and few stories in modern horology are as genuinely disruptive as a brand that reinvented what "keeping time" meant, decades before quartz became the industry standard.

> A watch that hummed its way into the Space Age.

What's Coming: The Collections

Flagship

Spaceview 314

A premium limited edition with an open-work dial and 18k gold case, built for serious collectors.

Modern Icon

Spaceview Evolution

Forged carbon dials meet the revived tuning fork movement — depth, motion, and precision in one case.

Everyday Electrostatic

Spaceview 2020

Mid-range models powered by Accutron's modern electrostatic movement technology.

Entry Point

Accutron DNA

The most accessible way into the collection, still built on genuine electrostatic engineering.

Tuning Fork vs. Electrostatic: Two Technologies, One Philosophy

The heritage tuning fork movement — reintroduced in the Spaceview 314 and Spaceview Evolution — is a direct link to 1960, engineered today with modern materials and finishing but faithful to the original hum. Accutron's electrostatic technology, found across the Spaceview 2020 and DNA collections, is the brand's more recent innovation: a movement that uses electrostatic energy rather than a traditional battery-driven motor, continuing the same instinct that built the original Accutron — question the standard mechanism, then build something more precise.

 

Why We're Bringing Accutron to Lexor Miami

A Real Heritage Story

  • The world's first fully electronic watch, dating to 1960
  • A genuine Space Age technology milestone
  • A tuning fork movement revived, not reinvented from nothing
  • Distinctive open-dial design language across every collection

What You Can Expect at Lexor Miami

  • Authorized dealer status once stock arrives
  • Hands-on viewing before you commit
  • Staff briefed on the movement technology and collections
  • Early access for anyone on our notify list

How to Get Early Access

We don't have Accutron on the sales floor yet — this is an early notice, not a launch. If you want to be among the first to know when specific references, pricing, and availability are confirmed, message us on WhatsApp or stop by the showroom and ask to be added to the Accutron notify list. No deposit, no obligation — just first word when the watches land.

Final Thoughts

Accutron isn't a brand chasing a trend — it's a brand that set one, six decades ago, by refusing to accept that a watch had to tick the way it always had. That's a story worth telling properly, and soon, a collection worth seeing in person. Get on the list now, and you'll be the first to know when Accutron officially arrives at Lexor Miami.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Accutron available at Lexor Miami right now?

Not yet — this is an early announcement ahead of stock arriving. Message us on WhatsApp or visit in-store to be added to our notify list.

What made the original Accutron watch so significant?

Launched in 1960, it was the world's first fully electronic watch, using a 360Hz tuning fork movement instead of a traditional balance wheel — a genuine milestone in watchmaking history.

What's the difference between the tuning fork and electrostatic models?

The tuning fork movement (Spaceview 314, Spaceview Evolution) is a revival of Accutron's original 1960 technology. The electrostatic movement (Spaceview 2020, Accutron DNA) is the brand's newer innovation, using electrostatic energy in place of a standard movement.

What price range should I expect?

Current Accutron pricing spans roughly $3,950 to $6,200 depending on the collection and materials.

How do I get notified when Accutron arrives?

Message us on WhatsApp or visit our Miami showroom and ask to be added to the Accutron notify list — no deposit or obligation required.

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