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Timeless Watches Design by Nathan George HorwittBASELWORLD 2016: The watch icon Movado Museum Classic

22.03.2016 15:30 Uhr

A true icon of contemporary watchmaking, Movado’s legendary Museum dial has a celebrated history. Inspired by the Bauhaus movement, this watch dial was designed in 1946 by American artist Nathan George Horwitt. He held that “we do not know time as a number sequence but by the position of the sun as the earth rotates.”

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