Originally designed by Riki Watanabe in 1981, this wall clock has a hand that resembles an eyeglass frame. Ring-shaped indicators deliver an exquisite balance between decorative reference marks/pointers and functional beauty.
In the postmodern era and at a time when semiotics theories are being reassessed, the clock suggests a reinterpretation of antiques and a new perception of time by the designer who was well-versed in literature and philosophy. It achieves a light, effortless style by pursuing the great potential of modern clocks.
A recepient of the Good Design Award 2021（Japan).
