NORQAIN's best-selling Adventure Neverest watch, which donates a portion of its sales to charity, now comes with a new gold glacier dial

NORQAIN has created a collection named "Neverest" to symbolize its close partnership with the Butterfly Help Project, which supports orphaned children in the Himalayas. The new model features a unique two-tone dial, and 10% of sales will be donated to fund quality education for children in Nepal.

10% of sales will be donated to the Butterfly Help Project

　NORQAIN has helped 50 children receive an education through the Nepalese nonprofit organization Butterfly Help Project. The children supported by Butterfly Help Project are primarily the children of Sherpas (guides) who lost their lives in the Himalayan mountains while guiding climbers to Mount Everest and other high Himalayan peaks. Butterfly Help Project built three new schools after the existing schools were destroyed in the 2015 earthquake, and also built hostels where children can stay so they can attend classes without having to travel long distances from their homes to school.

Neverest GMT Glacier

　NORQAIN's latest model features a glacier dial inspired by the glaciers of Mount Everest. It expresses the beauty and mystery of the Himalayan mountain range. The dial is inspired by the NEVERST Glacier, which was released in 2021. The gold cracks engraved on the dial are inspired by the crevasses in the Khumbu Icefall, the most dangerous stage of climbing Everest. The black model is equipped with a three-hand movement, while the anthracite gray model is equipped with a jumping hour GMT movement. This is the first time that NORQAIN has featured a glacier dial with a GMT function.

Neverest Glacier 40mm

　The Neverest Glacier 40mm features a striking dial with cracked edges inspired by Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. The black dial features gold-colored cracks. The central hour, minute, and second hands are red gold-colored and filled with white X1 Super-LumiNova, which is 60% stronger than regular Super-LumiNova. The bezel's black ceramic ring features red gold-colored graduations and a Super-LumiNova marker at 12 o'clock. The unidirectional rotating bezel features knurled edges for easy operation during adventures. A crown guard surrounds the screw-down crown, enhancing the watch's robustness and sporty appearance. The sapphire crystal case back reveals the COSC-certified NORQAIN Manufacture Caliber NN20/1, featuring a 70-hour power reserve and personalized bridges.

　With the proceeds from the sale of the Neverest, Norqain is providing education to 50 children and building a hostel for students near their school. The hostel is nearing capacity, and a second hostel is currently being planned.