They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend but this watch is definitely a man’s. What’s hot: a raised glass pyramid face, subtle harlequin pattern detail on the strap, and an über-cool dot matrix display. What’s not: Grrr!! Only that this concept isn’t for sale!
If it were in production, it’s easy to imagine this design being not just the next watch Nixon fanatics would rush to add to their collection, but the next to inspire a future generation of fanatics.
Designer: Emir Rıfat Işık
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It doesn’t look like a men’s watch to me. I’m fairly certain that the principles of optics would make the display difficult to read. Just sayin’.
This needs to be in production! Similar designs for other objects would be great as well.
This is epic. great article.
This is really awesome article and nice watch! wow i Really like this watch.
Why isn’t it for sale? I cry foul!
So are Emir Rıfat Işık’s designs actually ever put into production are they purely conceptual?
would buy for sure, but as NIXON does, they put a crappy display in it and it looks cheap and tacky and not worth the money at all 🙁