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A Frosted Watch that Encourages Forgetting About Time Until You Absolutely Need to Know
Relax by StudioDWAS is time made poetry - a simple reminder that moments matter. The top glass is beautifully blurred, giving you a moment of pause and intention when you need it the most. It reveals only the time you need to know – nothing more.
In our current lives we pushed ourselves to always be one step ahead and to go further and faster every day. We simply forgot to see the beauty this planet has to offer. It took us quite some time to understand that we have to reconsider time and open our eyes again. With this watch we are creating an intentional statement.
Design Team
StudioDWAS
ABOUT
Relax by StudioDWAS is a poetic timepiece that reminds us that moments matter. We've designed a minimal watch, made of the highest quality machined parts and the best available Japanese movement. The top glass is beautifully blurred, giving you a moment of pause and intention when you need it the most.
MOMENTS MATTER
Relax by StudioDWAS is time made poetry – a simple reminder that moments matter. The top glass is beautifully blurred, giving you a moment of pause and intention when you need it the most. It reveals only the time you need to know – nothing more.
FROSTED GLASS
In collaboration with Japanese watch manufacturers, we created hundreds of frosted glass samples to achieve the perfect balance of movement and time, simplicity and meaning. Finally a carefully chosen combination of frosted glass finish, glass opaqueness, hands and watch face color gave us the result we were aiming for.
SPECIFICATIONS
Relax by StudioDWAS comes in two sizes (S&L) and two finishes (black&silver).
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Lovely design and visualizations. Industry question here, and I really value everyone's angle on this: As a passion project, I've been working on something with a similar concept but a different design for quite a while now - is it even worth sharing anymore? I'm happy with the work I've done but I don't really feel like dealing with the kind of non-feedback commentary that I expect to get at this point.
Hey Jordan, thank you for your comments.