Elka Watch Co. has highlighted the historical inspiration behind its N-Series, a collection rooted in the evolution of the field watch. The brand traces the design lineage from 19th-century naval utility to the emergence of 'Trench Watches' during the First World War. This history informs the specific military-grade requirements found in the N-Series, such as high legibility and precise synchronization. The N-Series reimagines the brand's 1930s heritage by maintaining an authentic 36mm case diameter, a size historically dictated by functional necessity. The design features bold Arabic numerals, sword-style hands for instant recognition, and a "Chevé Box" domed sapphire crystal. These elements are intended to capture the aesthetics of the golden age of field watches while providing modern scratch resistance. Technically, the N-Series is equipped with a high-precision Swiss automatic movement that offers a 68-hour power reserve. It also includes a "hack" function, a historical military feature that stops the seconds hand for precise time setting. Elka has also released a new digital catalog and invited enthusiasts to book personal consultations to discuss the brand's history.