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RM 019 “Celtic Knot” Ladies’ Tourbillon Wristwatch

TheFuture — Mon, 11 May 2009 10:49:42 +0000

The Richard Mille RM019 is very hard to spot as a watch with its extremely unique outlook. The dial of this watch never matches with the conventional watches from any viewpoint, which truly is featuring extraordinary utilities extremely helpful especially for women. The other side of this watch has been manufactured by black onyx and the incorporated diamonds have uplifted the elegance of this Celtic Knot. The RM019 utilizes impressive technology for visualizing the time and also features the tourbillon of women by informing the aura of feminine time. Moreover, you will be able to get the watch in 18 carat white and red gold.

Designer : Richard Mille

Horological Machine No. 3 Radical Watch Design by Maximillian Busser and Friends

TheFuture — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 07:12:04 +0000

This limited edition good looker designed by Maximilian Busser & Friends is surely a collector’s item as the product has been designed especially for those who would like to own a masterpiece. The overall technology is based on Horological machines which tell time. The machine is designed and constructed in three dimensional unlike the traditional wrist watches and hence are revolutionary. This version called as Horological Machine No.3 has been introduced in two versions : “Sidewinder”, with its cones perpendicular to the arm; and “Starcruiser”, with its cones in-line with the arm. Each has its own very distinct visual characteristics; each offers its own unique angle on telling the time.

HM3’s twin cones indicate hours and minutes respectively, with the hour cone capped by a day/night indicator. An over-sized date wheel – the wheel is actually a larger diameter than the movement – allows for large, clearly legible numbers, with the date indicated by a neatly engraved triangle.

The movement of HM3 has been literally turned upside down to allow for an uninterrupted view of the solid gold winding rotor and the animated oscillations of the balance wheel. The technical challenges in inverting the movement were considerable; however, Jean-Marc Wiederrecht, winner of the inaugural award for Best Watchmaker at the 2007 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, and his team at Agenhor not only met but surpassed the challenge.

Turning the watch over reveals the technical secret behind the inverted movement: two large, high-tech ceramic bearings that efficiently transmit power up to the cones and the date wheel.

Designer : Maximilian Büsser and Friends

Equinox Watch Design by Nuno Teixeira

TheFuture — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 09:07:40 +0000

Wrist watches have always been a luxurious item to purchase. Apart from serving its purpose, it adds up to the style and personality of a person. Owing to the recent trend, a Portugal based industrial designer Nuno Teixeira has developed a watch spectacularly built to enhance the looks and designs of wrist watches to the next era, called Equinox. If price doesn’t matter for you then this would be the best ever watch you could have. It represents the exact time when the sun is positioned directly over the equator. Its spherical displays give it a very elegant look.

Designer : Nuno Teixeira

Timex – Future Personal and Portable Timekeeping

TheFuture — Tue, 13 May 2008 05:20:09 +0000

Future has always fascinated human mind. How every one wishes to see what life will be like in the future. May be people in the early 20th century might have imagined many things for the 21st century. How far or how close have come to their school of thought is a question that is ponder able. Having said that, we still think how it would be in the future. What kind of gadgets shall be in use and also how the necessary gadgets of today will look in the future? Keeping time is something we all like to do. So one & co in collaboration with Timex have designed of what the watches will be like in the year 2154. A good 150 years ahead!

Welcome to future time keeping. Assuming of course that the time still has the same meaning; the concept actually allows the user to be able to visually relive the experience on their wrist. The watch is wirelessly connected to the data bank that is complying with the images from the surrounding digital ecosystem.

Called the memory watch, the same transports you to the time gone by thus giving you a look and feel that is truly precious.

Designer : One & Co