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The IFL Watches × Out Of Order Shaker Happy Hour: A Vibrant Collaboration

By Aug 31, 2026
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IFL Watches continues its tradition of launching captivating timepieces that blend artistry, culture, and pure enjoyment. Their latest offering, the Shaker Happy Hour, is a special limited edition developed in collaboration with the Italian brand Out of Order. Known for its distinctively aged watches, Out of Order brings its unique "Damaged In Italy" aesthetic to this partnership. The result is a watch that perfectly embodies the spirit of a memorable night, where the only time that matters is happy hour.

The centerpiece of this collaboration is the watch's hand-painted dial, which vividly portrays a celebratory scene. A dancing skeleton and an eight-ball symbolize carefree revelry, while a cheerful yellow smiley face signifies a night of joyous abandon. Two cocktail glasses atop the smiley complete this festive tableau, all framed by a 24-hour GMT bezel, serving as a reminder that it's always happy hour somewhere in the world. This lively design is set against the backdrop of the Out of Order Shaker GMT's Bomba Blu – Ultra Brushed model, featuring a durable 40mm stainless steel case with a 47.5mm lug-to-lug distance, a 13.25mm thickness, and water resistance up to 300 meters.

Equipped with a reliable Seiko NH34A automatic caller-style GMT movement, the watch features four luminous hands that track home and local time in conjunction with its 60-click bidirectional bezel. The bezel, in two shades of blue with luminous numerals and a speckled pattern, enhances visibility in low light. The timepiece is finished with a brushed and polished Oyster-style bracelet, secured by a folding clasp, safety lock, and push-button release. Limited to 200 pieces, each Shaker Happy Hour comes in special shaker-themed packaging and will be available starting August 31st, 2026, for approximately US$990 on the IFL Watches website. This piece truly evokes the warmth of past celebrations and brings a smile to one's face.

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