The Movado 800 Series Breaks the Mold
When one thinks of Movado, an image of minimalism, high style and modernity comes to mind. The infamous “Museum Watch”, with its single dot at the 12 o’clock hour is often regarded as icon of minimalist design.
In fact, Nathan Horwitt’s design is so much a part of the Bauhaus-inspired movement; it is even part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. So it is big news when a new collection is released that breaks out of Movado’s comfort zone. The new Movado 800 series has done just that. These sporty watches are vibrantly colored, athletically modeled, and affordable! Available in a variety of color combinations, exotic materials, and boldly sculpted cases, the 800 series is a true departure from the dressier, chic models for which Movado has become known.
Just in time for summer, the Movado 800 series watches offer a more casual collection for every day wear, without sacrificing their legendary craftsmanship and cutting edge design. These timepieces use stunning colors on the dial, portraying a bolder outlook for the company, making them an ideal choice for sports enthusiasts.
My personal favorite, and one of the splashiest versions available, is the men’s quartz model with a yellow dial, luminous hand and hour markers and the date displayed at the 3 o’clock spot. As with all other Movado watches, it has the Movado signature “dot” at the 12 o’clock hour. The heavier, substantial case measures 42mm in diameter and is 11mm thick, and is made of brushed and polished stainless steel. Bracelets are available in sports fabrics and classic stainless steel, but on this model I prefer the black, Kevlar-reinforced “xtremeresin” strap, which pairs well with the bright yellow dial.
If you are looking for a tough, resilient, sporty watch with an eye for design, look no further than the Movado 800 series.
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