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Movado watches can be recognized by the striking dot at 12 o'clock. This dot symbolizes the sun at noon and the hands represent the movement of the earth. This 'museum dial' design forms the basis of the Movado watch collection with minimalistic watches for ladies and gentlemen who love quality and design.
Since the establishment of the company in 1881, Movado has always strived to develop watches that stand the test of time. The sleek, modernist look is based on the principles of the Bauhaus movement. The striking design with the dot was developed in 1947 by American artist Nathan George Horwitt. His design became the first watch design ever to be selected for the Museum of Modern Art collection in New York. This made it the basis for the current Movado watch collection and is therefore still called 'Museum dial'.
Over the years, Movado has collaborated with various artists. Among others, Andy Warhol has designed a now legendary 'artist series' of limited edition watches for Movado. It is therefore no surprise that Movado watches are included in the collections of many museums around the world. In addition, the world-famous Jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis is an ambassador for the brand.
Order before 17.00 pm with DHL-Express and your watch will be delivered the next business day! You can also have your watch delivered at a pick-up point of your choosing. Shipping is free on orders over € 50.
