Movado Museum Watch

A current Movado Museum Classic in steel, with the black Museum dial on a link bracelet. Nathan George Horwitt, an American modernist designer, drew the dial in 1947, and Movado later made it the face of the brand. It is one of the most radical dials ever put into production. There are no numerals and no markers at all, only two plain hands and a single dot at twelve, and it still tells the time at a glance because the angle of the hands is what the eye actually reads. Every minimalist watch with a blank dial is working in its shadow.