Towards Watch Angles to Body
[blockquote style=”” align=”right” author=”- Denis Guidone”]Ergonomic shape and angle for ease of telling time.[/blockquote]
Towards Watch angles to body and is as unique in construction as it is in style. The 40mm case is tilted toward the wearer at an angle making Towards a true ergonomic timepiece with both large numbers and an easy to view date box. To emphasize the re-orientation, the number twelve
is printed on the glass, the crown placed below it on the case, and the date calendar placed at the 4 o’clock position.
This unique and contemporary timepiece from Italian designer, Denis Guidone has a seamless band that connects to the body of the watch with no visible lugs or connections. Characterized by this slanted case is a 20 degree shift in the position of the number twelve. The face is simple and elegant. Even during the flurry of fingering a keyboard, time is visible at a glance making the need to twist the wrist a thing of the past!
Towards’ unique features include the number “12” painted on the underside of the lens, the indices painted and attached on the dial and the crown (that which adjusts the time) off center making Towards true “architecture that you can wear”.
Towards measures 40mm in diameter (1.57″) and 10.0mm (0.39″) high at the lowest point of the case (remember the case is angled like a ramp!) and 14.79mm (0.58″) high at the highest point. The IP plated stainless steel case is complemented by a 20mm leather band with black buckle.
Color variations include yellow numbers and indices on a black dial, white numbers and indices on black dial, or black numbers and indices printed on a white dial.
