Under the roof
The story
You are not buying a piece in isolation. You enter a story — then wear something built to endure.
01 · Why it exists
To offer ARKAION’s ceramic-square quartz as a true pair and as two independent watches, so the same architecture can be gifted together or chosen as a private hour.
02 · Symbolism
Hevdem · Samenuur — the shared hour · time kept as two and as one Tarî · Nachtkeraam — dark · night ceramic, black glaze on steel Spî · IJskeraam — white · ice ceramic, light glaze on steel Hevbeş · Samen — together · his and hers as one set Mêrxas · Heer — the noble man · the men’s watch worn alone Xatûn · Dame — the lady · the women’s watch worn alone
03 · For whom
For couples who want a matched ceramic watch, and for anyone who wants the same square worn alone — night black or ice white, set or single.
04 · The mark’s story
Some hours are kept alone. Some hours are kept together. ARKAION Hevdem · Samenuur is a ceramic-square quartz line made for both. Hevdem is the Kurmancî word for the same moment shared. Samenuur is the Dutch word for the hour kept as one. The House sits between those two languages the way a pair sits at a rail: two wrists, one time. The case is rectangular, polished against ceramic links. The dial is quiet — markers of light, no theatre. Quartz keeps the hour exact. Two colorways. Three ways to wear. Tarî · Nachtkeraam is night ceramic — black glaze, steel edges, a dark square against the cuff. Spî · IJskeraam is ice ceramic — white glaze, the same architecture in light. Hevbeş · Samen is the pair: his watch and hers, matched, boxed as one gift. €49.90. Mêrxas · Heer is the men’s watch alone — the larger square, worn as a private hour. €29.90. Xatûn · Dame is the women’s watch alone — the finer square, worn as elegance without noise. €29.90. Wear them as a vow. Wear one as your own. The hour does not change. Built to endure.

















