Telling time has never been more interesting than with the Grovemade Wood Watch. That is, telling time in an analog fashion. The earthy timepiece replaces the traditional straight hands with circular alternatives that will bring to mind an old rotary phone for some. Depending on what time it is, an orange dot and black (or white if the face is black) dot will appear in two of the perforations.
Hand-sanded and oiled, the Grovemade Wood Watch is available in four versions: Eastern Hardrock Maple or Black Walnut with either a face that is square or round. Finished with a leather (black and brown) or silicone strap, the Grovemade Wood Watch is set to be available this winter. It will start at $299.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Circular Timepieces
- Expanding the analog watch face to include circular hands opens an opportunity for other unique ways to tell time.
- Handcrafted Wooden Watches
- Designing watches made of wood can lead to innovative transformations of traditional timepieces.
- Customizable Watch Bands
- Offering a range of strap material and color options for watches can provide customers with more freedom to personalize their timepiece.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Accessories
- The introduction of unique timepieces creates opportunities for fashion accessory companies to offer more innovative and sustainable options.
- Woodworking
- The production of wooden watches requires woodworking skills, which can lead to the expansion of woodworking businesses and more sustainable manufacturing practices.
- Tech Gadgets
- Combining traditional watchmaking with novel technological developments can lead to the creation of unique smartwatches.
