The Viking Watch

A wristwatch rooted in the Viking worldview

Nordic heritage. Timeless style.

A stylish and discreet watch that creates curiosity.

Let the runes accompany you in your everyday life

Fits equally well dressed up or down.

Runes that will once again show time

On our watch faces you will find the first twelve runes of the Younger Futhark – the Viking Age alphabet. The same runes were later used in Nordic runic calendars to follow the rhythm of the moon through the 19 years of the Metonic cycle, the so-called golden runes. Vikingatid gives them a new task – to mark the hours of the day.

Two expressions. Same story.

The Viking watch comes in two basic versions — a gold-colored case with a white dial and a brown leather strap, or a black case with a black dial and a black leather strap. The golden numerals are of course always in gold.

Vikingatid Guld

1 000 kr

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Vikingatid Svart

1 000 kr

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Same watch. More sides of you.

Personalize your Viking watch with multiple straps in different colors and patterns. Change according to your mood, outfit or occasion – from a regular day at work to a weekend party. An easy way to give your watch a new feel, time and time again.

Braided bracelet Sten

200 kr

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Braided bracelet Jord

200 kr

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Braided bracelet Skog

200 kr

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Braided bracelet Natt

200 kr

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Braided bracelet Sand

200 kr

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The Metonic Cycle

The Vikings used the moon to keep track of time.

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The Vikings—Bold Seafarers of the North

The Vikings were more than just warriors. They were farmers, poets, storytellers, and diplomats.

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Myths, gods & cosmic forces

Norse mythology is one of the most magnificent and enigmatic story worlds that humanity has created.

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Dig Deeper in the Well

A blog for those of you who are curious about Norse mythology, folk beliefs and the Viking world. In Brunnen we explore the stories, traditions and life that have shaped our Nordic heritage.

Gnomes and Beings – the invisible life in the Nordic world

For people during the Viking Age and long after, the world was not empty between the trees, underground, or by the water.

It was populated. Not...

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How the Vikings' time system worked

How do you keep track of a year without a modern calendar? It's a question that leads to something quite fascinating – the golden numbers.

A way...

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Sejd and galdr — Magic and divination in the everyday life of the Vikings

Sejd and galdr were magical rites and songs that the Vikings used to influence fate, protect the family, or call upon...

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Elves and alves – what is the difference in Nordic belief?

In Nordic folklore, they dance in the dawn mist. Light, almost transparent, floating over meadows...

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