CAUGHT EXOP titanium automatic watch
EXOP / FIRST MISSION

WEAR A
DISTANT WORLD

A titanium automatic watch collection
inspired by four exoplanets

4 WORLDS / 50 PIECES EACH
KICKSTARTER / OCTOBER 2026

GET EARLY ACCESS
REAL WORLDS
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MISSION CONTEXT

WHAT IS AN EXOPLANET?

Before exploring the worlds that inspired EXOP, discover what scientists mean when they talk about exoplanets.

VIDEO / NASA SCIENCE

NASA Science video is embedded from its official source for educational context. NASA is not affiliated with, a sponsor of, or an endorser of CAUGHT Watches or the EXOP collection.

MISSION DESIGN

FOUR WORLDS
ONE MECHANICAL
LANGUAGE

EXOP translates the visual character of four distant exoplanets into one titanium watch architecture

Scroll through the construction to explore the mechanical foundation shared by every world

SCROLL TO EXPLORE
Exploded construction view of the CAUGHT EXOP watch
01 OPTICAL SYSTEM

SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL

A durable sapphire crystal protects the dial while maintaining exceptional clarity across the planetary surface

02 UPPER ARCHITECTURE

BEZEL ASSEMBLY

The upper construction frames the dial and reinforces EXOP's precise, instrument-inspired architecture

03 PLANETARY SURFACE

MULTI-LAYER DIAL

A layered dial construction creates the mineral-like visual depth that gives every EXOP world its own relationship with colour and light

04 MECHANICAL CORE

SELLITA SW200

A proven Swiss automatic movement selected for reliability, serviceability and enduring mechanical performance

05 STRUCTURAL FRAME

TITANIUM CASE

The mechanical assembly is housed within a lightweight, faceted titanium structure shaped around EXOP's spacecraft-inspired geometry

06 LOWER ASSEMBLY

CASEBACK

The lower assembly closes the architecture around the mechanical core and completes the EXOP construction

ASSEMBLY ANALYSIS 00%
EXOP / MISSION DESIGN
FOUR WORLDS / ONE MECHANICAL LANGUAGE
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

ENGINEERED FOR THE MISSION

A unified mechanical platform built around titanium, textured planetary dials and a Swiss automatic movement

EXOP titanium case
FLIGHT HARDWARE

BUILT IN TITANIUM

Lightweight and high-strength titanium gives EXOP its technical character while keeping the architecture comfortable enough for everyday wear

EXOP faceted titanium case
CASE ARCHITECTURE

SHAPED FOR EXPLORATION

Faceted geometry takes cues from spacecraft and planetary instruments, combining industrial precision with a refined contemporary profile

EXOP textured planetary dial
PLANETARY SURFACE

TEXTURE BEFORE COLOUR

Each dial begins with a multi-layered etched surface inspired by astronomical landscapes. Because the etching process creates naturally random patterns, no two dials are exactly alike — giving every EXOP its own unique texture, depth and character as light moves across the surface.

Sellita SW200 automatic movement
MECHANICAL CORE

POWERED BY SELLITA SW200

A proven Swiss automatic movement selected for reliability, serviceability and long-term mechanical performance

PLANETARY REFERENCES

CHOOSE YOUR WORLD

One titanium architecture and one mechanical core
expressed across four distant worlds

EXOP Kepler 22b
WORLD 01

KEPLER 22b

TURQUOISE / MINERAL SURFACE

A GREENER TOMORROW
EXOP GJ 504 b
WORLD 02

GJ 504 b

PINK / LILAC / DISTANT LIGHT

A SOFTER LIGHT
EXOP HAT-P-11 b
WORLD 03

HAT-P-11 b

GREY-BLUE / COLD SPECTRUM

A COLDER HORIZON
EXOP GJ 251 c
WORLD 04

GJ 251 c

ORANGE-RED / WARM SPECTRUM

A WARMER SKY
FIELD DEPLOYMENT

MADE FOR THIS WORLD

EXOP is designed to move between everyday life and new frontiers — a mechanical instrument for curious minds

DEPLOYMENT ALLOCATION

200 IN THE FIRST RELEASE

A limited first production run available through Kickstarter

50 × Kepler 22b
50 × GJ 504 b
50 × HAT-P-11 b
50 × GJ 251 c
MISSION STATUS

HARDWARE CONFIRMED

RETURN FLIGHT

BACK TO THE LAUNCHPAD

CAUGHT returns to Kickstarter with a new collection, a new horizon and four distant worlds

MISSION ACCESS

JOIN THE FIRST WAVE

Be first in line when EXOP launches on Kickstarter
First release limited to 200 pieces

LAUNCH WINDOW / OCTOBER 2026
MISSION BRIEFING

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When will EXOP launch on Kickstarter?

EXOP is scheduled to launch on Kickstarter in October 2026

How many pieces will be made?

The first release is limited to 200 watches, with 50 pieces allocated to each EXOP reference

What movement does EXOP use?

EXOP is powered by the Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement

Will there be more colours in the future?

The first mission consists of four exoplanet-inspired references

Where do you ship?

Final shipping destinations and rates will be confirmed on the Kickstarter campaign page before launch