The Fortis Art Edition Mattern Watch is '80s-Inspired
Allison Love — August 30, 2010 — Fashion
References: fortis-watches & luxist
The Fortis Art Edition Mattern watch is a sleek timepiece that takes cues from the '80s with its colorful and skeletonized face.
The Fortis Art Edition time pieces are part of a collaboration with Michael Mattern, an artist who uses a lot of geometric shapes and mechanical imagery. The Fortis Art Edition Mattern watch is sleek and stylish but takes inspiration from the past for its future relevance.
Implications - This watch is perfect for those who love adding a bit of retrofied chic to their outfits. Not only does it use classic colors, but t will add a classic look to any ensemble.
The Fortis Art Edition time pieces are part of a collaboration with Michael Mattern, an artist who uses a lot of geometric shapes and mechanical imagery. The Fortis Art Edition Mattern watch is sleek and stylish but takes inspiration from the past for its future relevance.
Implications - This watch is perfect for those who love adding a bit of retrofied chic to their outfits. Not only does it use classic colors, but t will add a classic look to any ensemble.
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Retro-inspired Timepieces — Designing timepieces that draw inspiration from past decades is a growing trend in the watch industry.
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Geometric Art Collaboration — Collaborations between artists and watch brands offer opportunities to create unique timepiece designs that incorporate artistic elements.
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Colorful and Skeletonized Dials — The use of vibrant colors and skeletonized dials is gaining popularity in watch design, providing a bold and contemporary aesthetic.
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Watchmaking — The watchmaking industry can explore incorporating retro design elements and collaborations with artists to create innovative and visually striking timepieces.
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Fashion Accessories — Fashion accessory brands can embrace the trend of retro-inspired watches and capitalize on the demand for unique and fashionable timepieces.
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Art and Design — The art and design industry can explore partnerships with watch brands to create limited edition timepieces that merge art and functionality.
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