STARMARK
A rare collaboration between two American watchmakers.
The STARMARK began when Roland Murphy passed the project to Towson Watch Company. Its mechanical foundation — an RGM-developed moonphase and calendar platform — was already in place. Towson then shaped the dial, visual identity, and final design language, transforming the architecture into a distinctly American moonphase watch.
The STARMARK is housed in a stainless steel case measuring approximately 38 mm in diameter. The watch uses sapphire crystal on the front and an exhibition sapphire back, allowing the owner to view the movement.
America’s most familiar symbol —
The five-point-star is used to mark time and extend the astronomical complication across the dial.
