
Starting at $649, Holzkern’s Final Frontier collection brings official Star Trek licensing to an automatic timepiece featuring a natural stone dial. The release consists of a trio of limited-edition watches designed for fans seeking a mechanical alternative to typical quartz novelty pieces.
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Starting at $649, Holzkern’s Final Frontier collection brings official Star Trek licensing to an automatic timepiece featuring a natural stone dial. The release consists of a trio of limited-edition watches designed for fans seeking a mechanical alternative to typical quartz novelty pieces.
The collection includes three distinct models: the NCC-1701, the NCC-1701-D, and the DS9. Each draws visual inspiration from different eras of the Star Trek universe while sharing a core mechanical specification set.
Rather than simply printing a logo on a stock watch face, Holzkern engineered these models with custom materials tied directly to Starfleet lore. Here is a breakdown of the specifications and design features across the collection.
Across all three models, Holzkern utilizes a consistent 40mm stainless steel case platform, establishing a uniform profile for the collection.

Each model features a mineral glass crystal protecting the dial. Case finishing varies by model, ranging from dark gunmetal to classic stainless steel.
Water resistance is factory-rated at 30 meters (3 ATM). This specification provides basic splash protection against daily exposure or rain, though it is not rated for immersion or swimming.
Underneath the stone dials, the Final Frontier collection relies on a standardized Japanese automatic caliber.
The collection is powered by the Seiko (TMI) NH35 automatic movement. Operating at 21,600 vibrations per hour (3Hz), it features a ~41-hour power reserve, hand-winding, and hacking seconds functionality.
Utilizing the NH35 provides mechanical operation and accessible future serviceability across all three references.
Tying directly to the original U.S.S. Enterprise from The Original Series, the NCC-1701 pairs high-contrast colors with natural stone texturing.
The 40mm stainless steel case features a dark gunmetal/black finish. The central highlight of the design is the dial, crafted from a thin section of natural orange jade.

Because each dial is cut from genuine stone, individual surface veining and color depth vary slightly across the production run. Each piece is limited to 1,000 numbered units.
Dark grey hands and applied indices mirror the gunmetal case finish. The watch comes fitted to a dark grey leather strap with a matching black buckle, and the caseback features custom numbering out of 1,000.
| Reference | NCC-1701 – Jade & Dark Grey |
| Case | 40mm stainless steel, black/gunmetal finish |
| Dial | Natural orange jade stone |
| Movement | Seiko (TMI) NH35 Automatic |
| Crystal | Mineral glass |
| Water Resistance | 30m / 3 ATM |
| Strap | Dark grey leather |
| Edition Size | 1,000 pieces, individually numbered |
| Price | $649 |
Dedicated to the Galaxy-class Enterprise-D from The Next Generation, this model adjusts the color palette to mirror TNG aesthetic elements.
The 40mm stainless steel case utilizes a dark brown "coffee" finish. The dial is constructed from solid red jasper, providing a deep crimson surface texture.

The choice of red jasper references the command-division uniform colors associated with Captain Picard and the Enterprise-D crew. The accompanying leather strap incorporates red accent detailing to align with the dial tone.
Like the original TOS model, the NCC-1701-D is produced in a limited run of 1,000 individually numbered pieces.
The third entry in the series departs from the starship theme to highlight the Deep Space Nine space station.
In contrast to the darkened cases of the Enterprise models, the DS9 features a bright brushed and polished stainless steel finish, reflecting the metallic structure of the station.

Station-Inspired Design
The dial is made from light grey marble with natural mineral veining. The lighter tones give the piece a clean, monochromatic layout.
The watch is outfitted with a hybrid strap that integrates stainless steel links directly into the leather construction, matching the architectural styling of the DS9 motif.
The Holzkern Final Frontier collection targets the intersection of licensed fandom merchandise and entry-level mechanical watchmaking.
By pairing genuine natural stone dials (orange jade, red jasper, and grey marble) with a reliable automatic movement platform (Seiko NH35) and numbered limited-edition casebacks, the collection offers a distinct physical hardware release for Star Trek enthusiasts.
Priced between $649 and $699, the Final Frontier collection offers Star Trek fans an automatic, stone-dialed alternative to standard licensed merchandise. With 1,000 units available per reference, the collection combines recognized pop-culture iconography with functional mechanical specs.
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