The Kopus K Museum2 timepiece is at once elegant and masculine, taking inspiration from classic museum architecture. Time is presented in a sculptural three-dimensional form consisting of 4 different sizes of curves. Each represent different measurements from hours to seconds to be deciphered by the wearer and also symbolize time existing in different spaces.
Designer: Ken Liu
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