The Museum of Modern Art unveils a new series of wristwatches that are inspired by its colorful tickets, highlighting the Modello Uno Diving watch by Unimatic. The bright color palette of the museum is defined along the entire design from the watch's face, and hands, the geometric shapes, and even the MoMA logo that is on the watch dial.
It is all detailed in hues of blue, pink, yellow, and green. Co-founder of Unimatic Giovanni Moro explains that he kept his first ticket to the museum as a "sacred relic" and "when we got access to the MoMA branding manual, the universe unfolded its answer on how a MoMA Unimatic should look like." The timepiece has light-up indexes and hands for a bright look during compromised light.
Museum-Backed Diving Watches
MoMA Presents its Own Modello Uno Diving Watch by Unimatic
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