The Lexon 'Take Time' watch is a versatile design by Mathieu Lehanneur that is available in chromatic hues and cheeky configurations.
In an attempt to inspire a watch-apathetic younger generation that would rather check the time on their mobiles, these 'Take Time' watches boast an interesting design. Hanging off a long rubbery string with a loop on the other end, this pocket watch is deftly modernized. The loop and string enables you to wrap the watch securely around your wrist, bike handlebars or off the back of your bag. Though it is no G-Shock digital masterpiece, the minimalistic time piece comes in bold candy colors (similar to those of the popular iPod).
With the chain of the conventional grandfather pocket watch replaced with a rubber material, this accessory is upgraded to be much more versatile in functionality.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Versatile Watch Designs
- The Lexon 'Take Time' watch showcases the trend of flexible and adaptable watch designs.
- Mobile Timekeeping
- The 'Take Time' watch taps into the trend of younger generations preferring to check the time on their mobile devices.
- Minimalistic Timepieces
- The minimalistic design of the 'Take Time' watch reflects the trend of sleek and simple timepieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Accessories
- Fashion brands can explore the opportunity of creating versatile and modernized watch designs like the 'Take Time' watch.
- Technology and Gadgets
- Companies in the technology industry can innovate by incorporating mobile-friendly features in their timekeeping devices.
- Design and Lifestyle
- The trend of minimalistic timepieces offers opportunities for designers and lifestyle brands to create sleek and understated watches.
