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    Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches

    I think that architect/artist designed fashion watches fit this new forum pretty well. Everyone from Frank Gehry to Aldo Rossi to Andy Warhol seem to have an inexpensive, quartz watch. Some, like Max Bill and Hannes Wettstein, have created some horologically important pieces for Junghans and Ventura. But we are here to talk about fashion, so let's stick to that. Here is mine, a quartz watch designed by the architect Michael Graves for Target sometime in the 90's. Post yours!

    Current Collection: Tudor Grantour Chronograph, Ventura v-matic Master II, Nomos Tangente Sport Datum, TX Perpetual Calendar 310, Tutima FX UTC, Lacher Admiral Diver, Michael Graves for Target quartz, Pulsar Europa Long term: MIH

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    Re: Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches

    Tian Harlan for Pierre Cardin :)

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    More examples of Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches

    Thought I would add some more to the thread:

    Alessi of course has an entire series of these types of watches:


    Aldo Rossi


    Ron Arad



    Here is a Fossil watch by the architect Frank Gehry ostensibly for people who hate time. Figure that one out...
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    Re: More examples of Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches

    In my earlier life before this mad addiction took hold, I got a watch when i was in Scotland that was of the Rennie Mackintosh style. It was pretty cool looking (but small I believe) - I'll have to dig it up and post pix.
    BALL Trainmaster Cleveland Express
    ANONIMO Cronoscopio
    LACO Pilot B Miyota
    OMEGA Speedmaster 3510.21
    SEA-GULL 1963 Re-issue
    BREITLING Navitimer A13322
    FORTIS B42 Flieger Day/Date
    ANONIMO D-Date
    LOCMAN 1970
    BALL Engineer II Moon Glow

    ANONIMO DINO ZEI Narvalo
    VOSTOK Amphibian
    OMEGA Speedmaster 3506.61.00
    BREITLING Sprint
    BENARUS Moray 4 - Model B

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    Re: Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches


    I have one from Mondaine's Artists & Architects series.
    No idea who designed it, and couldn't find any info from either Mondaine or the net.

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    Re: Architect/Artist Designed Fashion Watches

    Quote Originally Posted by jporos View Post
    I think that architect/artist designed fashion watches fit this new forum pretty well. Everyone from Frank Gehry to Aldo Rossi to Andy Warhol seem to have an inexpensive, quartz watch. Some, like Max Bill and Hannes Wettstein, have created some horologically important pieces for Junghans and Ventura. But we are here to talk about fashion, so let's stick to that. Here is mine, a quartz watch designed by the architect Michael Graves for Target sometime in the 90's. Post yours!

    That's pretty cool!!!
    G-shock 7710
    Stowa Prodiver Black
    Seiko 7549-7009 Golden Tuna 600m

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