World renowned watch designer Oris released the new Mido Multifort Datometer, the brand's latest take on the classic pointer date with an over-sized crown. The pointer date style uses a hand hat to point at the day of the month around the dial.
The face features a unique design that is stylish and modern, in a large size that is both easy to read and unique. The middle ground offers the brand's classic style with clean lines, a simple color scheme and a sturdy scratch-resistant glass face. Using high-end materials to make up each part of the new watch, the brand has created a piece of jewelry that can last a lifetime or even be passed down for generations.
The Mido Multifort Datometer from Oris is available online now with a tan leather strap, starting at $1600.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Over-sized Timepieces
- Opportunity for watch designers to create stylish and modern timepieces with larger dials for easy readability.
- Pointer Date Watches
- Potential for watch brands to incorporate a hand hat design that points at the day of the month, adding a unique touch to classic timepieces.
- Luxury Watch Materials
- Innovation chance for watchmakers to use high-end materials to enhance the durability and longevity of their timepieces.
Where This Applies
- Watch Design
- The watch design industry can explore opportunities to create trendy and fashionable over-sized timepieces with unique features.
- Luxury Goods
- Opportunity for the luxury goods industry to offer high-end, pointer date watches that can become heirloom pieces.
- E-commerce
- Online retailers have the chance to market and sell high-quality, over-sized timepieces with unique designs such as the Mido Multifort Datometer from Oris.
