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    MOVADO X Carmen Herrera

    In October 2021, Movado debuted an Artist Series
    collaboration with Carmen Herrera, a renowned 106-year-
    old Cuban-American artist. Herrera’s style, defined by bold
    colors, strong lines, and dynamic geometric forms, is a
    perfect complement to the clean, modern design of
    Movado’s iconic Museum Dial. Her groundbreaking
    creations are a unique cross-cultural dialogue within the
    international history of modernist abstraction.

    MOVADO X Carmen Herrera

    In October 2021, Movado debuted an Artist Series collaboration with
    Carmen Herrera, a renowned 106-year-old Cuban-American artist.
    Herrera’s style, defined by bold colors, strong lines, and dynamic
    geometric forms, is a perfect complement to the clean, modern
    design of Movado’s iconic Museum Dial. Her groundbreaking
    creations are a unique cross-cultural dialogue within the
    international history of modernist abstraction.

    MOVADO X Alexi Lubomirski

    In 2020, Movado partnered with renowned celebrity
    fashion photographer Alexi Lubomirski to launch its first
    Artist Series in nearly a decade. The collection paired the
    iconic Museum Dial with four of Lubomirski’s photographs,
    portraying Alexi’s artistic interpretation of time through the
    lens of Light, Water, Illumination and City Scenes. In
    keeping with Lubomirski’s environmental activism and
    veganism, each watch is fitted with a vegan strap and used
    recycled packaging—a first for Movado as part of a new
    initiative towards greater corporate responsibility.

    MOVADO X Alexi Lubomirski

    In 2020, Movado partnered with renowned celebrity fashion
    photographer Alexi Lubomirski to launch its first Artist Series in
    nearly a decade. The collection paired the iconic Museum Dial with
    four of Lubomirski’s photographs, portraying Alexi’s artistic
    interpretation of time through the lens of Light, Water, Illumination
    and City Scenes. In keeping with Lubomirski’s environmental activism
    and veganism, each watch is fitted with a vegan strap and used
    recycled packaging—a first for Movado as part of a new initiative
    towards greater corporate responsibility.

    Movado Edge

    In 2015, Movado launched the Movado Edge watch
    collection, developed in collaboration with world-renowned
    industrial designer Yves Béhar and his design firm
    fuseproject. Uniting the talents of two of the most important
    industrial designers of the last 70 years, Nathan George
    Horwitt and Yves Béhar, Movado brought a dynamic new
    level of design innovation and sophistication to the
    legendary Museum Dial, constructed as a single piece, earning a patent.

    Movado Edge

    In 2015, Movado launched the Movado Edge watch collection,
    developed in collaboration with world-renowned industrial designer
    Yves Béhar and his design firm fuseproject. Uniting the talents of two
    of the most important industrial designers of the last 70 years,
    Nathan George Horwitt and Yves Béhar, Movado brought a dynamic
    new level of design innovation and sophistication to the legendary
    Museum Dial, constructed as a single piece, earning a patent.

    Drip Dot Dials

    In 2011, Movado launched a dynamic limited edition of
    BOLD watches in collaboration with acclaimed American
    fashion designer Chris Benz. Benz offered a fresh, fashion-
    forward interpretation of the iconic Museum Dial in his five
    Drip Dot Dials.

    Drip Dot Dials

    In 2011, Movado launched a dynamic limited edition of BOLD
    watches in collaboration with acclaimed American fashion designer
    Chris Benz. Benz offered a fresh, fashion-forward interpretation of
    the iconic Museum Dial in his five Drip Dot Dials.

    MOVADO X Kenny Scharf

    In 2009, Movado collaborated with American Pop Surrealist
    Kenny Scharf to create an eye-catching collection of seven
    watches—Movado Time, Burple Time, Universal Time,
    Ontime, Starring the Star, and Time Flies. Each dial is a
    colorful, captivating work of art, housed in a clean round
    stainless steel case with a custom-engraved band.

    MOVADO X Kenny Scharf

    In 2009, Movado collaborated with American Pop Surrealist Kenny
    Scharf to create an eye-catching collection of seven watches—
    Movado Time, Burple Time, Universal Time, Ontime, Starring the Star,
    and Time Flies. Each dial is a colorful, captivating work of art, housed
    in a clean round stainless steel case with a custom-engraved band.

    Special Edition Museum Watch

    In 2005, one year after winning the prestigious CFDA Vogue
    Fashion Fund award, Lazaro Hernandez and Jack
    McCollough of renown fashion house Proenza Schouler
    brought their unmistakably chic sensibility to the Movado
    Museum Watch, creating a new interpretation of the iconic
    design.

    Special Edition Museum Watch

    In 2005, one year after winning the prestigious CFDA Vogue Fashion
    Fund award, Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough of renown
    fashion house Proenza Schouler brought their unmistakably chic
    sensibility to the Movado Museum Watch, creating a new
    interpretation of the iconic design.

    Children of the World

    Brazilian Pop Artist, Romero Britto is known for using his art
    to draw attention to important social and political issues. He
    did so in 1994 with his Movado Artist Series, which helped
    raise funds to benefit children around the world. Reflecting
    his belief that, “we should fill our lives with color and hope,”
    the dial of Britto’s watch depicts two human faces in vivid
    red and orange. The strap continues this exuberant design
    in vibrant silk-screened vinyl.

    Children of the World

    Brazilian Pop Artist, Romero Britto is known for using his art to draw
    attention to important social and political issues. He did so in 1994
    with his Movado Artist Series, which helped raise funds to benefit
    children around the world. Reflecting his belief that, “we should fill
    our lives with color and hope,” the dial of Britto’s watch depicts two
    human faces in vivid red and orange. The strap continues this
    exuberant design in vibrant silk-screened vinyl.

    Bill-time

    Swiss artist and designer Max Bill is perhaps best known as
    the founder of the Concrete Art movement. His 1993
    collaboration with Movado captured his integration of
    geometry and color into his art practice. His design, Bill-
    time, is defined by a graceful gradient of rainbow hues
    which achieve a harmony of color and form. The octagonal
    case and link bracelet are cast in silver, reflecting Bill’s
    background as a silversmith.

    Bill-time

    Swiss artist and designer Max Bill is perhaps best known as the
    founder of the Concrete Art movement. His 1993 collaboration with
    Movado captured his integration of geometry and color into his art
    practice. His design, Bill-time, is defined by a graceful gradient of
    rainbow hues which achieve a harmony of color and form. The
    octagonal case and link bracelet are cast in silver, reflecting Bill’s
    background as a silversmith.

    Elapse, Eclipse, Ellipse

    Abstract Impressionist James Rosenquist partnered with
    Movado in 1991 to create Elapse, Eclipse, Ellipse, a truly
    unique take on a world-time watch with three separate
    mechanical movements. The free-form case consists of
    three dials that appear to melt together yet each retains its
    individuality due to painted dials that Rosenquist called
    “floating pictures.”

    Elapse, Eclipse, Ellipse

    Abstract Impressionist James Rosenquist partnered with Movado in
    1991 to create Elapse, Eclipse, Ellipse, a truly unique take on a world-
    time watch with three separate mechanical movements. The free-
    form case consists of three dials that appear to melt together yet
    each retains its individuality due to painted dials that Rosenquist
    called “floating pictures.”

    Color of Time

    In 1990 Movado commissioned Arman, a French American
    artist and founder of the Nouveau Réalisme Movement to
    create The Color of Time, a limited-edition Artist Watch.
    This timepiece explores his recurring theme, “time as the
    enemy of man." On the dial, each hour is represented by
    colored brushstrokes, while the hours and minutes are
    indicated by two brushes pained on rotating disks of wafer-
    thin glass.

    Color of Time

    In 1990 Movado commissioned Arman, a French American artist and
    founder of the Nouveau Réalisme Movement to create The Color of
    Time, a limited-edition Artist Watch. This timepiece explores his
    recurring theme, “time as the enemy of man." On the dial, each hour is
    represented by colored brushstrokes, while the hours and minutes are
    indicated by two brushes pained on rotating disks of wafer-thin glass.

    MOVADO X Yaacov Agam

    In 1989 Movado partnered with Yaacov Agam, famed
    Israeli Kinetic artist, to create quartet of collections:
    Rainbow, Multidimension, Galaxy, and Lovestar. Each
    collection consisted of four pieces—a pocket watch, a clock
    and two wristwatches—that reflected Agam’s intrest in color
    and motion.

    MOVADO X Yaacov Agam

    In 1989 Movado partnered with Yaacov Agam, famed Israeli Kinetic
    artist, to create quartet of collections: Rainbow, Multidimension,
    Galaxy, and Lovestar. Each collection consisted of four pieces—a
    pocket watch, a clock and two wristwatches—that reflected Agam’s
    intrest in color and motion.

    Times 5

    Movado debuted its first Artist Watch in partnership with
    the irrepressible Andy Warhol in 1988. Designed by Warhol,
    the timepiece reflects his fascination with multiple
    photographic images and everyday objects. Produced
    posthumously after Warhol’s death in 1987, Times 5 was
    comprised of five separate watches in rectangular cases
    linked to form a bracelet. Each features a series of black-
    and-white photos of New York on the dial.

    Times 5

    Movado debuted its first Artist Watch in partnership with the
    irrepressible Andy Warhol in 1988. Designed by Warhol, the
    timepiece reflects his fascination with multiple photographic images
    and everyday objects. Produced posthumously after Warhol’s death
    in 1987, Times 5 was comprised of five separate watches in
    rectangular cases linked to form a bracelet. Each features a series of
    black-and-white photos of New York on the dial.

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