vestal watches: analog and digital harmonies
August 15th, 2007 post a comment stumble it! by: technabob
I recently came across watchmaker Vestal, who makes original designer watches with a decidedly modern spin. The artists of Vestal use music as their inspiration for their designs, and their music video filled website reinforces this sentiment.
There are a ton of really great watches in their current collection, and one that caught my eye in particular was the $210 Metal Monte Carlo.

This watch seamlessly connects the analog and digital worlds in a sleek modern watch face. It features a beautiful, clean stainless steel case, and a face that incorporates a small analog dial (with second hand) and a inverted grey-on-black LCD display. The monochromatic backdrop to the watch face is especially striking.
Another favorite has to be the $137 Rosewood, which actually features a case which is crafted from real wood, with each piece linked together using a flexible wire.

I also really like the $179 Emery. This watch is one of a series which is inspired by the designs of classic radios from the 1960s. It really does look like an old radio dial.

These are just a few of the unique designs that their talented designers are cranking out. Be sure to check out all of the cool watches over on the Vestal website.
August 15th, 2007 post a comment stumble it! by: technabob
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