| Movado has a unique signature, one that stands | | | | with a gold dot. The very distinctive dots on |
| out in its own special way above all other | | | | many Movado watches are now made from gold, |
| watchmakers. That signature is its Museum | | | | stainless steel, diamonds or sapphire crystals, and |
| Watch dial, characterized by a single dot that | | | | the dials also come in other colors besides black. |
| marks 12 o'clock. The dial is a symbol of many | | | | The Museum Watch dial continues to play an |
| things: the sun at high noon, sophistication and | | | | important role in modern Movado designs, such as |
| artistry in design. It is, in essence, what | | | | its Amorosa and Fiero Collections. The various |
| transformed Movado watches from fashion | | | | Movado Collections feature different band styles, |
| accessories into icons. | | | | watch shapes and sizes, but the distinctive |
| Swiss watchmaker Movado is known for its | | | | Museum Watch employed in them is a unifying |
| excellence in both technological and artistic | | | | element. Movado continues to produce a Museum |
| innovation. One of its most impressive innovations | | | | Collection that is dedicated to preserving |
| was the Museum Watch dial, which first appeared | | | | minimalism by featuring the classic Museum Watch |
| on the market in 1947. It was modeled after the | | | | dial and simple leather straps. |
| appearance of the sun in the sky on a clear day | | | | The dial represents a certain level of sophistication |
| at noon. The Museum Watch dial did not get its | | | | and artistry that is an integral part of Movado's |
| name until after the Museum of Modern Art in | | | | ongoing relationship with the performing and visual |
| New York selected the design for a permanent | | | | arts. Brand ambassadors like trumpeter Wynton |
| collection in 1960. For the first time in history, a | | | | Marsalis and dancer-choreographer Mikhail |
| watch was perceived as an actual work of art. | | | | Baryshinikov have played an important part in |
| When considered as a piece of art, Movado's | | | | maintaining the reputation of the Museum Watch |
| simple design falls into the category of a minimalist | | | | dial. |
| work. The most basic elements of a watch | | | | Art and Movado enjoy an interdependent |
| include the hands and a simple reference point. | | | | relationship and it all began with the creation of a |
| That is exactly what the model that the Museum | | | | revolutionary dial design. There is one thing aspect |
| Watch follows. | | | | of the Museum Watch dial that is timeless and will |
| The look is one of simplicity featuring only the | | | | never change. That is its historical place as an icon |
| hour hand, the second hand and one dot in the 12 | | | | among timekeeping pieces.The dial, in conjunction |
| o'clock position. It creates a striking contrast when | | | | with the other fine elements in a Movado |
| compared with other luxury watches. In the | | | | timepiece, transforms a watch into a work of art. |
| shadow of the Museum Watch dial, an ordinary | | | | Movado watches sold at are brand new and |
| watch face looks cluttered. | | | | authentic with serial numbers. Almost all of our |
| Over the years, the physical design has remained | | | | movado watches come with a free watch and all |
| relatively unaltered. In early production, the | | | | our watches have free shipping in the usa. |
| Museum Watch dial was crafted on a black dial | | | | |