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Iconic since 1947
The Museum Watch shows simplicity can still be the highest form of
elegance.
SHOP NOWelegance.
Iconic since 1947
The Museum Watch shows simplicity can still be the
highest form of elegance.
SHOP NOWhighest form of elegance.
Iconic since 1947
The Museum Watch shows simplicity can still
be the highest form of elegance.
be the highest form of elegance.
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Museum Velura
In Esperanto, Velura means “silken”, soft to the touch. The Museum Velura
features a Milanese mesh bracelet that brings a supple, fabric-like quality
to the metal. 21mm and 25mm.
SHOP NOWfeatures a Milanese mesh bracelet that brings a supple, fabric-like quality
to the metal. 21mm and 25mm.
Museum Velura
In Esperanto, Velura means “silken”, soft to the touch.
The Museum Velura features a Milanese mesh bracelet
that brings a supple, fabric-like quality to the metal.
21mm and 25mm.
SHOP NOWThe Museum Velura features a Milanese mesh bracelet
that brings a supple, fabric-like quality to the metal.
21mm and 25mm.
Museum Bangle
Modern and minimal, the Museum Bangle reimagines
our iconic dial with jewelry-like elegance.
SHOP NOWour iconic dial with jewelry-like elegance.
Museum Bangle
Modern and minimal, the Museum Bangle
reimagines our iconic dial with jewelry-like
elegance.
SHOP NOWreimagines our iconic dial with jewelry-like
elegance.
Museum Velura
In Esperanto, Velura means “silken”, soft to the
touch. The Museum Velura features a Milanese
mesh bracelet that brings a supple, fabric-like
quality to the metal. 21mm and 25mm.
touch. The Museum Velura features a Milanese
mesh bracelet that brings a supple, fabric-like
quality to the metal. 21mm and 25mm.
SHOP NOW
Museum Bangle
Modern and minimal, the Museum Bangle
reimagines our iconic dial with jewelry-like elegance.
reimagines our iconic dial with jewelry-like elegance.
SHOP NOW
Museum Taga
In Esperanto, Taga means "daytime," the
rhythm of the everyday. The Museum Taga is
a design of clean refinement: sophisticated,
tasteful, functional.
rhythm of the everyday. The Museum Taga is
a design of clean refinement: sophisticated,
tasteful, functional.
SHOP NOW
Museum Taga
In Esperanto, Taga means "daytime," the rhythm of the everyday. The
Museum Taga is a design of clean refinement: sophisticated, tasteful,
functional.
SHOP NOWMuseum Taga is a design of clean refinement: sophisticated, tasteful,
functional.
Museum Taga
In Esperanto, Taga means "daytime," the rhythm of
the everyday. The Museum Taga is a design of clean
refinement: sophisticated, tasteful, functional.
SHOP NOWthe everyday. The Museum Taga is a design of clean
refinement: sophisticated, tasteful, functional.
High Noon,
High Design
High Design
Designed in 1947 by Bauhaus-influenced artist Nathan George
Horwitt, the Museum Dial was the first of its kind, inspired by the
world’s first timekeeper: the sundial. Its singular dot at 12 o’clock
symbolizes the sun at high noon and the moon at midnight.
Horwitt, the Museum Dial was the first of its kind, inspired by the
world’s first timekeeper: the sundial. Its singular dot at 12 o’clock
symbolizes the sun at high noon and the moon at midnight.
The Museum Dial’s imaginative, timeless design appears today
in over 20 art institutions around the world.
in over 20 art institutions around the world.
High Noon,
High DesignDesigned in 1947 by Nathan George Horwitt, the Museum
Dial was inspired by the world's first timekeeper—the
sundial. It is singular dot at 12 o'clock represents the sun
at high noon and the moon at midnight.
Dial was inspired by the world's first timekeeper—the
sundial. It is singular dot at 12 o'clock represents the sun
at high noon and the moon at midnight.
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high Noon,
High Design
High Design
Designed in 1947 by Bauhaus-influenced
artist Nathan George Horwitt, the Museum
Dial was the first of its kind, inspired by the
world’s first timekeeper: the sundial. Its
singular dot at 12 o’clock symbolizes the sun
at high noon and the moon at midnight.
artist Nathan George Horwitt, the Museum
Dial was the first of its kind, inspired by the
world’s first timekeeper: the sundial. Its
singular dot at 12 o’clock symbolizes the sun
at high noon and the moon at midnight.
The Museum Dial’s imaginative, timeless
design appears today in over 20 art
institutions around the world.
design appears today in over 20 art
institutions around the world.
Find your Museum
