You never actually own the planet. You merely look after it for the next generation.

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Founder's note

"Detrash is a passion project. I love watches, but find most of them boring, and the ones that are even vaguely fun can be eye wateringly expensive (£200k - over £1m for a Richard Mille with a smiley face!). In 2023 I sold my first business and this gave me some time to look at watches properly. The main thing that amazed me was that unlike FMCG (my last business) very few companies are even trying to do anything ethical. It feels like every other industry is switching to have more of a purpose and do some good in the world, and the watch world isn't even trying. This is a massive shame, but together we can fix this" Guy Blaskey

What Detrash is all about

Have fun. Do Good.

This is a mantra for life and for watches. The watches are obviously good, and they do good. They're fun to design and designed to have fun wearing.

Roger's Cut

Roger Federer gets about $8 for each Rolex sold. That's crazy. We're here to support charities, not celebrities... although very happy to take celebrities' cash.

Developed in Dorset

Detrash is Developed in Dorset, one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, surrounded by the sea and by nature. It inspires us to do right by the planet.

Make Trash Desirable

We're all great at recycling now, but if we don't start making products and valuing "from recycled" what's the point? We want to 'Make Trash Desirable' so more gets recycled and we help save the planet's resources.

The 1st European watch brand to sign up for 1% For The Planet.

At least 1% of each sale (not just profit) goes to eco charities. Our current charity partner is Surfers Against Sewage. We want to show that business can be a force for good in the world.

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Championing alternative, eco-friendly materials. To show the world what can be done.

Including #tide recycled ocean plastic, 80% recycled steel, fashion industry offcuts and a whole lot more to come. The aim of Detrash is to show that trash can be made into something beautiful. Because what's the point of recycling if we don't value "made from recycled"?