Scopetime - Neolog Watch A-24 II

 

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The Scopetime GmbH in Hamburg, Germany under the guidance of designer Arman Emami embraced the task to reinvent the time.

The result is the very aesthetical watch Neolog with its timeless elegance. What makes Neolog so special is the trend-setting presentation of the time. It is presented in its own innate form: as a quantity. Freed of all additional aids and appliances, a watch in its purest and minimalist form emerged.

The principle:

The Neolog watch is a real eye catcher for all who manage to count to twelve. Following the functioning of the brain, the time will be ascertainable just through a simple arrangement. The time is divided in hours, ten minutes and single minutes. Each group is presented in a block. The units are represented by a bar. The single quantities of these blocks are arranged in groups of three.

Supplementary information

• Users manual to the A-24 II Watch (PDF ca. 81,7KB)
• Information about the Neolog Watch A-24 II (PDF ca. 2,41MB)

Design: Arman Emami

The futuristic and organic appealing watches for the Hamburg company Scopetime emerged out of the feather from Arman Emami. Designer Arman Emami

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award

Honoured with: Red Dot Design Award

The Red Dot Design Award is an internationally recognized quality approval by the Design Center North Rhine Westphalia, for exceptional product and communication design. Designaward Red Dot Design Award