NOT FOR SALE
OOO x PISA 1940
Out of Order®, an Italian brand founded in 2013 and renowned for its unconventional approach to watch design, proudly announces a prestigious collaboration with Pisa 1940, a historic Milanese company that is a reference point for high-end watchmaking and jewelry in Italy and worldwide.
DISCOVERNOT FOR SALE
OOO x PISA 1940
Out of Order®, an Italian brand founded in 2013 and renowned for its unconventional approach to watch design, proudly announces a prestigious collaboration with Pisa 1940, a historic Milanese company that is a reference point for high-end watchmaking and jewelry in Italy and worldwide.
DISCOVER
This partnership introduces an exclusive service for Pisa 1940 customers: those who entrust their timepieces to the expert hands of Pisa 1940’s technicians will receive a temporary-use OOO - Out of Order® watch created specifically for this collaboration.

An Exclusive Design Between Tradition and Innovation
Each OOO - Out of Order® watch made for Pisa 1940 represents a perfect synthesis of vintage style, contemporary design and the brand’s distinctive “Damaged in Italy” finish, a patented hallmark of the Venetian company.
A distinctive feature is the absence of corporate logos on the dial replaced by the words “Not for sale” at 6 o’clock in SuperLuminova C3. The closed case back is engraved with the collaboration’s signature while the inner ring bears the phrase “Please, treat me bad,” symbolizing OOO - Out of Order®’s famous “Damaged in Italy” mantra. The design is completed with a soft, aged leather strap.
The Union of Two Visions
Inspired by the success of the SubX Monte Bianco by Aenigma—a tribute to the highest peak of the Alps and Western Europe, situated on the border between France and Italy (4,810 meters)—a collaboration is born between the Aosta Valley brand Aenigma and the Venetian brand Out Of Order. Both companies, known for their creativity and drive to innovate and surprise, celebrate Mont Blanc with a new limited edition of the SubX Monte Bianco watch. This timepiece honors the majesty of the “King of the Alps and Mountains of Europe,” also known, for its glaciers and eternal snows, as “La Dame Blanche.”
SubX Mont Blanc Limited Edition
This new version of the SubX Monte Bianco, produced in a limited edition of xxx pieces, features the iconic textured dial that, as night falls, reveals a captivating nocturnal view of the White Giant. Out Of Order—boasting over 170,000 watches sold worldwide—leaves its mark with its iconic logo: three “O”s aligned as a counterweight on the second hand. Another distinctive feature of this model is its case and bracelet, made of 316L stainless steel, characterized by Out Of Order’s exclusive “Damaged in Italy” finish, patented and handcrafted. This artisanal treatment, a signature of the brand, ensures that each watch is unique, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind piece that carries the essence and character of the Venetian brand.
SubX Mont Blanc Limited Edition
This new version of the SubX Monte Bianco, produced in a limited edition of xxx pieces, features the iconic textured dial that, as night falls, reveals a captivating nocturnal view of the White Giant. Out Of Order—boasting over 170,000 watches sold worldwide—leaves its mark with its iconic logo: three “O”s aligned as a counterweight on the second hand. Another distinctive feature of this model is its case and bracelet, made of 316L stainless steel, characterized by Out Of Order’s exclusive “Damaged in Italy” finish, patented and handcrafted. This artisanal treatment, a signature of the brand, ensures that each watch is unique, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind piece that carries the essence and character of the Venetian brand.
Mont Blanc on Your Wrist
With the new SubX Monte Bianco, Aenigma and Out Of Order pay tribute to this legendary mountain, celebrating a passion for nature and adventure. A fusion of style, quality, and Italian craftsmanship that is sure to captivate collectors worldwide.
From History to Watchmaking
The ascent of Mont Blanc, whether via the Grands Mulets route, the Gouter route, or the Three Monts route, is one of the most sought-after adventures for mountain enthusiasts. The first official ascent of Mont Blanc, a milestone in the history of modern mountaineering, dates back to August 8, 1786. The two climbers who achieved this historic feat were Jacques Balmat, a hunter and crystal seeker from the Chamonix Valley, and Michel-Gabriel Paccard, a Savoyard physician and botanist. Their accomplishment was supported by the Genevan aristocrat and natural scientist Horace-Bénédict de Saussure, who had offered a reward to anyone who could find a route to the “Roof of Europe.”
From History to Watchmaking
The ascent of Mont Blanc, whether via the Grands Mulets route, the Gouter route, or the Three Monts route, is one of the most sought-after adventures for mountain enthusiasts. The first official ascent of Mont Blanc, a milestone in the history of modern mountaineering, dates back to August 8, 1786. The two climbers who achieved this historic feat were Jacques Balmat, a hunter and crystal seeker from the Chamonix Valley, and Michel-Gabriel Paccard, a Savoyard physician and botanist. Their accomplishment was supported by the Genevan aristocrat and natural scientist Horace-Bénédict de Saussure, who had offered a reward to anyone who could find a route to the “Roof of Europe.”

A Service That Adds Value to Waiting
This initiative is a concrete example of how two brands can collaborate to offer an innovative service that enhances every moment of the customer experience by transforming waiting time into added value.

Proud to Partner with @Pisa1940
“Our collaboration with Pisa 1940 is a source of great pride,” said Riccardo Torrisi, co-founder of OOO - Out of Order®. “We have conceived a model with bold and distinctive charm that reflects the values of both our companies: attention to detail, uncompromising quality and uniqueness.”
Riccardo Torrisi

Pisa 1940 Statement
“Pisa 1940 began as a workshop and technical assistance is therefore part of our DNA. That’s why we want to make the experience of those who entrust their watches to our care as enriching and enjoyable as possible, even through a courtesy watch that can be worn with ease and confidence while waiting to collect their own timepiece.”
Chiara Pisa, CEO of Pisa 1940
