The 'Redundant Watch' has been designed by New York City-based Ji Lee as a timepiece that plays with the traditional aesthetic of watches by displaying the hour in an unorthodox manner.
The timepiece features hands that point around the face like a traditional analog watch to indicate the hour and minute, but features smaller hands in place of numbers or Roman numerals. This reiterates the position of the larger hands which is reinforces the redundant nature of the accessory (hence the name).
The 'Redundant Watch' has been designed in several crisp, modern style options and features materials like a stainless steel case, leather strap and mineral glass crystal. The cheeky timepiece conveys an artistic aesthetic that will be favored by watch and fashion connoisseurs alike.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Unorthodox Time Display
- The 'Redundant Watch' by Ji Lee challenges the traditional way of displaying time with its unorthodox hour indication.
- Artistic Aesthetic
- The 'Redundant Watch' appeals to watch and fashion connoisseurs with its cheeky and artistic design.
- Minimalist Modern Style
- The 'Redundant Watch' offers a range of crisp, modern style options that cater to minimalist tastes.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Watchmaking
- The 'Redundant Watch' presents an opportunity for watchmakers to introduce innovative and unconventional time display methods.
- Fashion
- The artistic aesthetic of the 'Redundant Watch' opens up possibilities for fashion brands to collaborate with artists and designers for unique timepiece collections.
- Design
- The design of the 'Redundant Watch' showcases the potential for disruptive innovation in the field of product design and reimagining everyday objects.
