As far as the basic keyboard functionality goes, the Nama has most bases covered. It features both wired and wireless connectivity, with Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz for the latter, and it sports dual 4,000 mAh batteries to power the wireless connectivity. It is also VIA compatible, so it supports on-board macro creation, remapping, and customisation of the RGB underglow and per-key backlighting. The Nama comes as a pre-assembled kit, which is to say that it comes pre-assembled but does not include switches or keycaps, although it is compatible with standard 3- and 5-pin MX switches, like the Gateron Oil King V2 switches (curr. $59.99 for 90 switches on Amazon). 

There are 10 colour options for the Nama, and buyers have the option of either an aluminium top and bottom case or an aluminium top case and a brass bottom case. The watch movement is also customisable, with options including a movement with a standard flywheel and a tourbillion, which is a specialised part of the watch movement that was originally designed to improve timekeeping accuracy but serves as an additional touch of visual interest in the Nama keyboard. The Nama will be available as a group buy between December 9 and 23, and it will be limited to a run of just 300, at least initially. Whether Wuque Studio will end up making the Nama available for purchase after the initial 300-unit group buy has passed is unclear. 

Pricing for the Nama depends on which version you choose, with the cheapest options — specifically the Amethyst Night, Titanium Shadow, Rose Quartz, Violet Whisper, Crimson Royale, and Lunar Silver colour ways, which all have the aluminium bottom case — starting at $749, while the Nova Frost, Midnight Blue, Noir Eclipse, and Emerald Dusk colour ways start at $899.99 and include the brass bottom case. The watch movement design will also affect cost, with the tourbillion movement adding a whopping $400 to the final cost of the keyboard, bringing the total cost up to an eyewatering $1,149.99 for the aluminium version and $1,299.99 for the brass-bottomed version.