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Milan based designer and architect Denis Guidone has created a minimalist wrist watch for Projects Watches, named Sometimes.
What you will notice about the contemporary Sometimes watch is not only the simple shape, colour and face, but the function of the hands, particularly the second hand. These elongated white hands are juxtaposed against the black dial. The second hand aligns with the minute and hour for only a moment, moving independently and appearing as if out of sync with time itself. Perhaps making this its most interesting feature.
Sometimes it’s better to stop thinking about the time, whatever happens, it will not stop. Hours, minutes and seconds continue to play together.
I can really appreciate the minimalist approach to this design and although I have never been particularly fond of round faced watches, I do like it. But what do you think?
Sometimes is a post by Carl MH Barenbrug on Minimalissimo.
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Future Shorts launches the first ever global pop-up film festival Nov 2011 – Jan 2012. Anyone, anywhere can be a part of it. Go to futureshorts.com/festival to find out more.
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