At the heart of every watch lies its movement — the mechanism that turns engineering into timekeeping. For the Evermont, we wanted more than reliability. We wanted a calibre that delivers precision, durability, and refinement. The result is the ES-M9015.
The designation isn’t arbitrary. Each part of the code tells the story of its creation:
Together, this forms the ES-M9015 — a calibre that combines Japanese reliability with Emerton Scott’s finishing and design standards, offering exceptional value in its class.
The Miyota 9015 was chosen for its slim architecture, which allowed us to achieve the elegant 9.8mm profile of the Evermont case without sacrificing durability. It beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour for smooth hand movement and accurate timekeeping. With 24 jewels to reduce friction and a 42-hour power reserve, the movement is built for consistent, everyday performance.
While precision is essential, we believe a movement should also look the part. That’s why we elevated the 9019 into the ES-M9015 with careful decoration:
The Evermont features a double AR-coated sapphire crystal caseback, showcasing the ES-M9015 in full view. Even if the back of a watch isn’t often seen, we believe it should be crafted with the same care as the dial. By revealing the calibre, we invite wearers to connect with the mechanics that power their watch.
The ES-M9015 is more than a movement — it reflects our philosophy of combining proven engineering with thoughtful design. Reliable, accurate, and finished to a higher standard, it’s a calibre made to perform and built to be seen.
In the Evermont, the ES-M9015 isn’t just what makes the watch tick — it's a reflection of our attention to detail and a reminder that that going that extra mile is always worth the time and effort.
